Harvard Library HOLLIS: Mindsponge Theory

As humans, we use the power of thinking to make scientific discoveries, develop technologies, manage social interactions, and transmit knowledge to the next generations. With the a...

Solomon’s article and Binmore’s response exemplify a standard exchange between the game theorist and those critical of applying game theory to ethics. The critic of game theory lis...

Widely used in social work, grounded theory is one of the oldest and best-known qualitative research methods. Even so, it is often misunderstood. Created at a time when positivism ...

Nashua is a city of less than 100,000 souls, but it will remain engraved in this chronicler's memory for as long as he lives. Why? Because he finished his visit to Hollis in the Na...

According to Mindsponge theory, the mind is an information-processing system that is constantly collecting and processing information from the environment. This information is used...

Against the Compulsive Urge to Interpret By Dorian Vale In this incisive essay, Dorian Vale issues a direct challenge to the modern compulsion to interpret everything—especially ...

This study investigates Vietnamese citizens’ participation in plastic waste treatment and environment improvement. We developed and adopted a novel method (CVMM) that integrates th...

The usefulness of the mindsponge notion has been aided by the philosophical reasoning nature inherent in the Bayesian belief updating process....