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chazfirestone.bsky.social
Cognitive scientist studying how we see + think @ Johns Hopkins University. 🇨🇦 Lab: https://perception.jhu.edu/
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Q.E.D.

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need more evidence for perspectival properties in perception? look no further than this unprompted lecture from my 4-year-old today

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15th century babies were JACKED

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AI in the wild? This tray tissue I was given at a restaurant is full of errors and hallucinations…!

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The @socphilpsych.bsky.social presidential banquet begins with the (attempted) roast by John Doris of the (seemingly unroastable) @andrewshtulman.bsky.social #SPP2025

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Tal Boger steps in as @socphilpsych.bsky.social session chair as a last-minute replacement, following in the footsteps of his idol Tom Brady (also initialed TB). I expect similar career success for both of them. #SPP2025

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congratulations to @jimurillo98.bsky.social, who ate his wheaties and won the @socphilpsych.bsky.social william james prize at #spp2025

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alexis wellwood on sad cheese dancers at @socphilpsych.bsky.social #spp2025

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cool photo of me and @noamchompers.bsky.social

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I had a blast at the 2025 SPP. The conference was great, as usual, and I loved getting to see old friends and meet new folks. Thanks, @tobigerstenberg.bsky.social for the lovely and funny introduction.

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@sallyberson.bsky.social in action at @socphilpsych.bsky.social! #SPP2025

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how far we’ve come

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Shannon Spaulding @shannonspaulding.bsky.social delivering the Stanton Prize address at #SPP2025 @socphilpsych.bsky.social. Congratulations Shannon!!

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The second best thing about @socphilpsych.bsky.social: Trying to then convince Susan to join bluesky, while sitting at Uncle Joe’s Sports Grill. Did we succeed? Find out soon… #SPP2025

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thank you @thyacinth.bsky.social for this last-minute poster presentation @ #SPP2025

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Susan Carey sitting in the front row of a grad student talk (by @talboger.bsky.social) and going back and forth during Q&A is what makes the @socphilpsych.bsky.social so special! Loved this interaction 🤗

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Tal Boger @talboger.bsky.social in action at @socphilpsych.bsky.social!

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peerless at the @socphilpsych.bsky.social mentorship lunch! thanks to all for a great session

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the crossover content i needed today

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this poster sparked my friendship with @noamchompers.bsky.social and it is beautiful and perfect

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That you @minzlicht.bsky.social for engaging so deeply with our paper!

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Fish see visual illusions the same way humans do. Flies too. And bees. This changes everything about the WEIRD sampling debate in cognitive psychology. New post on @dorsaamir.bsky.social and @chazfirestone.bsky.social's devastating paper.

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ok i’m sure this is an ignorant question but why does the litter care how many cats will use it

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big if true

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This event is fantastic! Thank you @seanmcarroll.bsky.social and Jenann Ismael for organizing, and to all the speakers and commentators for a fantastic first day (still ongoing)

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The Natural Philosophy Symposium is underway! I had some idea of live-skeeting, but the real-time event is too absorbing. www.naturalphilosophyhopkins.org/natural-phil... Anyway, we've had: (cont)

submitted 29 days ago • 11 comments

A widespread view in psychology is that most cognitive processes are unconscious. In a new paper, I argue that many of these processes may evade consciousness for the same reason the "invisible gorilla" did: People fail to pay attention to them. 🧵 direct.mit.edu/opmi/article...

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