Cognitive Engineering

Cognitive Engineering

Science EN ↓ 412 episodes

Welcome to the Cognitive Engineering podcast. Occasionally coherent musings of Aleph Insights. We hope you like listening to them as much as we like recording them.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.alephinsights.com

Author

Cognitive Engineering

Category

Science

Podcast website

www.alephinsights.com

Latest episode

Oct 14, 2026

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Episodes

Preserving History 07.07.2017

Peter, Nick and Fraser lament about the amnesia of humanity. How do you communicate with people in the future? How do you makes sure that important things don't get forgotten?

Online Rating Systems 30.06.2017

How much can we trust online rating systems? What can we infer from them? Peter, Chris and Fraser discuss.

Facebook Censorship 23.06.2017

Following the exposure of Facebook's content filtering rules, Peter, Chris and Fraser discuss censorship and ethics in data science.

WannaCry and risk perception 16.06.2017

Chris, Fraser and Nick discuss the public perception of WannaCry and what it tells us about how people perceive risk.

Heebie Jeebies 09.06.2017

What are the Heebie Jeebies? What purpose do they serve?

General Election 02.06.2017

Fraser, Nick, Chris and Peter discuss the their certainty in general election results.

Cold vs Hot 26.05.2017

Nick, Fraser, Chris and Peter discuss whether Cold is worse than Hot.

Stupid Flies, Stupid Humans? 21.05.2017

Chris, Peter, Nick and Fraser talk about what the seemingly idiotic behavior of flies tells us about the choices that human make.

Unconstrained Hot Tubs 12.05.2017

Nick, Fraser, Chris and Peter discuss what the removal of constraints means for behaviour.

Mass Surveillance 05.05.2017

Peter, Fraser, Chris and Nick discuss mass surveillance. Is it a good thing, allowing better analysis or is it a dangerous erosion of privacy.

Trolley Problem 01.05.2017

Nick, Chris, Fraser and Peter discuss the trolley problem in relation to the terrorist attack in Stockholm.

Lift Buttons 21.04.2017

Do you show your frustration by hammering the lift call button? Peter, Nick and Fraser discuss the urge.

Good Judgement 10.04.2017

Nick, Peter and Fraser speak with special guest Michael Story of Good Judgement Inc about the uptake of good analytical practice.

Blackberry keyboards and UIs 31.03.2017

Fraser, Nick and Peter talk about interfaces. What does the Blackberry keyboard tell us about generalisation and specialisation?

Ernie vs. Bert (1979) 24.03.2017

Peter, Nick and Fraser scrutinize the infamous distribution of pie between Bert and Ernie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am1FSGV5wRg

Derek Parfit - Rational Irrationality 17.03.2017

Peter, Fraser and Nick discuss the thought experiments of Derek Parfit.

Peas on Plates 10.03.2017

Chris, Fraser, Peter and Nick explore how social conventions make decisions for us.

Unexplained Mysteries 03.03.2017

Nick, Peter, Chris and Fraser discuss the point at which mysteries become unexplained and when should you stop looking for something lost.

Body Mass Index 24.02.2017

Nick, Chris, Fraser and Peter discuss the purpose of BMI

Computer Interfaces 20.02.2017

Chris, Peter, Fraser and Nick ponder the nature of computer interfaces.

Fake News 10.02.2017

Chris, Peter, Fraser and Nick discuss Fake News. Can we believe a word of it?

False Memories 03.02.2017

Fraser, Nick and Chris consider why we remember things that didn't happen.

Technical Obsolesence 28.01.2017

Chris, Fraser and Peter discuss the rates of change and life cycles in technology.

Facebook and Insurance 21.01.2017

Chris, Peter and Fraser discuss the insurance industries use of social media data to assess risk in individuals.

Funes the Memorious - Jorge Luis Borges 13.01.2017

Peter, Fraser, Nick speak with special guest Andres about what Funes's affliction tells us about thinking and perception.

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