Artem Kaznatcheev

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From the School of Computer Science and Department of Psychology at McGill University, I marvel at the world through algorithmic lenses. My specific interests are in quantum computing, evolutionary game theory, modern evolutionary synthesis, and theoretical cognitive science. Previously I was at the Institute for Quantum Computing and Department of Combinatorics & Optimization at the University of Waterloo and a visitor to the Centre for Quantum Technologies at the National University of Singapore.

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Jan 31	revised	What is the sleep study that showed that a percentage of humans have a biological clock that is ~28 hours or greater? Exactly the sort of question reference-request tag was made for.
Jan 31	comment	Is there sub-conscious error correction in interpreting heard language? Please consult this answer on proper use of unconscious vs. subconscious in the current title of this question.
Jan 31	comment	What is the fastest language to think in? @ChuckSherrington I think I remember seeing studies that suggested that mental math is faster in Chinese because of what Xurtio describes (and other structural features of Chinese number names). So a variant of the question might be answerable, but I do think the OP should make fewer assumptions and show some initial research in the question. At least OP should demonstrate Wikipedia-level familiarity with the Whorf-hypothesis.
Jan 28	revised	What is the definition of pathology? edited tags
Jan 22	revised	Is the Raspberry Pi capable of operating as a stimulus presentation system for experiments? deleted 43 characters in body; edited tags
Jan 22	accepted	Behaviorist interpretations of decision field theory
Jan 22	accepted	Is there experimental support for John Perry's “Theory of Structured Procrastination”?
Jan 22	accepted	Can critical thinking be taught?
Jan 22	awarded	Enlightened
Jan 21	awarded	Nice Answer
Jan 20	comment	Are there statistics about how many assertive people there are in the world? Not to mention that you can be assertive in some settings and not others. An example would be the stereotypical scientist that is assertive in an intellectual setting, but very passive in most other social settings.
Jan 20	comment	Is there any study that models the interaction among assertive, passive, aggressive and passive-aggressive people? Where have you looked already? How they interact with other people is inherent in the definition of the types, no?
Jan 20	revised	Is there experimental support for John Perry's “Theory of Structured Procrastination”? Swartz suggested something similar to Perry.
Jan 19	comment	Categorization studies with a procedure similar to Shepard et al (1961) and Medin & Schaffer (1978) Also, could you please include proper citations instead of just author and year? Also, have you already done a forward search and looked at some of the articles that cite these two?
Jan 19	reviewed	Reviewed What's the Frequency of the ringing in my ear?
Jan 19	reviewed	Reviewed What's the Frequency of the ringing in my ear?
Jan 19	reviewed	Reviewed Best practice to handle double negatives when using the expectancy-value model?
Jan 19	reviewed	Reviewed Do widespread brain toxins explain violence rates?
Jan 19	reviewed	Close What contextual links would make full-text journal articles more useful?
Jan 19	comment	What contextual links would make full-text journal articles more useful? I think this question might be off-topic for here, and a better fit at academia.SE