Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Joseph - GoodreadsGreat informative book for the layman/highschooler interested in this topic. Probably not good for someone who wants to delve deep into the subject matter, but it explains the surface level rather ... Read full review
Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Aurochz - GoodreadsA book outlining some of our advances in the conception of the brain and how it relates to certain subjects including AI and the computational theory of the mind and how these things translate into us ... Read full review
Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Sandra Strange - GoodreadsThis one's the least readable of the brain books I've been reading. The author very much presents the mechanical side of brain physiology with few life examples to lighten the dense information. Read full review
Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Mark - GoodreadsInteresting ideas - although lacking execution. Was expecting something alot less computational in nature Read full review
Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Hundeschlitten - GoodreadsI took this book on vacation, and it triggered a lot of abstract contemplation about the relationship of brain and mind, the nature of trust and regret, etc. The most enjoyable part of this book was ... Read full review
Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Martin Cohen - GoodreadsThe book does not, as the cover states, tell us how we choose. There have been many advances in neuroscience, but it still has not uncovered the mechanics of thought, or even how we store and retrieve ... Read full review
Review: Your Brain Is (Almost) Perfect: How We Make Decisions
User Review - Will - GoodreadsAt its best when talking about the brain's heuristics and the temporal-difference reinforcement learning models (TDRL, which I keep wanting to call TL;DR), it suffers by trying to dumb down the ... Read full review
