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Science side of Tumblr PLEASE share your tips/advice/hacks for academic conferences!
Im attending my first academic conference in a couple weeks and Iβd appreciate anything youβd like to share with a lil baby bio undergrad like me
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The artist's brain. Compton's Pictured Encyclopedia. v.2. 1924.
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Only over the past handful of decades have researchers been able to point to what every pet owner knows: animals possess cognizance and emot
Researchers analyzed 469 calls involving 101 callers and 117 possible recipients, then conducted playback tests with 17 elephants. Calls originally directed at the target elephant made it approach the speaker faster, vocalize sooner, and produce about 2.3 times more vocalizations than control calls meant for another elephant.
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When you picture yourself in your mind, do you imagine yourself precisely how you look in real life, or do you see something else (an alter ego, a person who looks differently, another being, etc.)? When you're visualizing from the first person's pov, whose hands are you seeing? If you have aphantasia, consider "seeing" as a metaphor for the way you think of the concept of yourself.
The main options (we put them here due to the character limit):
πͺ: I only imagine myself the way I look like irl.
πͺ: I imagine someone/something that represents me.
β¨οΈ: I imagine myself in multiple ways: the way I am, as another being, as an abstract concept, you name it.
Your answer:
πͺ + I'm cis.
πͺ + I'm trans / non-binary.
πͺ + I don't have a gender identity / Idk what my gender identity is.
πͺ + I'm cis.
πͺ + I'm trans / non-binary.
πͺ + I don't have a gender identity / Idk what my gender identity is.
β¨οΈ + I'm cis.
β¨οΈ + I'm trans / non-binary.
β¨οΈ + I don't have a gender identity / Idk what my gender identity is.
I've never once imagined myself. I couldn't draw my own face if god asked.
Something entirety else (please expand on that in the comments).
I'm a pure consciousness having a meaty experience; Self is a silly thing.
Please reblog for a bigger sample size and feel free to expand on your answer in the comments / tags!
Credit to @anon (we added a few options).
William J. Mitchell, The Logic of Architecture Design, Computation and Cognition, A Vocabulary of Stair Motifs (After Thiis Evensen, 1988)
