Birds Return Every Spring Like Clockwork, but Where Is the Clock?

Collected Papers where Every Theorem Is Filled with Grief

where is the problem?

where is the problem? health scientists are constantly trying to support people by diagnosing, managing the diseases, and improving health in all possible dimensions. attention has been drawn to all aspects of health including biological, psychological, social and spiritual. the problem may lay in behavior, clinical issues, organ cites, genome and epigenome. thus it falls on us, the medical soc...

When every $P$-flat ideal is flat

In this paper‎, ‎we study the class of rings in which every $P$-flat‎ ‎ideal is flat and which will be called $PFF$-rings‎. ‎In particular‎, ‎Von Neumann regular rings‎, ‎hereditary rings‎, ‎semi-hereditary ring‎, ‎PID and arithmetical rings are examples of $PFF$-rings‎. ‎In the context domain‎, ‎this notion coincide with‎ ‎Pr"{u}fer domain‎. ‎We provide necessary and sufficient conditions for‎...

Commentary for Development of the Circadian Clockwork in the Kidney: Molecular Origin of the Kidney Clock

Increasing evidence suggests that a functional circadian clock in the kidney contributes to the regulation of renal function including blood pressure and sodium balance. When does this kidney clock begin ticking? Meszaros et al. provide the first evidence that the endogenous molecular machinery of the circadian clock begins oscillating in the late fetal kidney. These findings have important imp...

Not What it’s Like but Where it’s Like: Phenomenal Consciousness, Sensory Substitution and the Extended Mind

According to the hypothesis of extended cognition (henceforth ExC), the machinery of mind sometimes extends beyond the skull and skin. To put things another way, the defining claim of ExC is that, contra the neuro-centrism of most modern cognitive science and most modern naturalistic philosophy of mind, the parts of the physical world that instantiate or implement cognitive states and processes...