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…: "Vision" The foundations of computational neroscience - and lots of practial demonstrations of how your eyes and brain work. - Daniel Dennett "Consciousness Explained" How the mind works? - J.E Gordon: "The new Science of Strog Materials" & " Structures, or why things don't fall down." How is 'stuff' strong/hard? - Steve Grand: "Creation" & "Growing up with Lucy" The programmer behind the game 'Creatures' and his adventures in artificial life. - Joseph Campbell: "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" Never look at Star Wars in the same way again. - David Deutch: "The Fabric of Reality" Many worlds or mad as a box of frogs? - Richard Leakey & Roger Lewin: "The Sixth Extinction" We're doomed - maybe - Braitenberg: "Vehicles" Emergent behaviour from simple rules - Ian Wilmut, Keith Cambell & Colin Tudge: "The Second Creation" How Dolly the Sheep…

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…al computer - or so we think, there is no way to ever be sure... I think you should have followed through with your "pain variable" approach. A good read is "Braitenberg Vehicles", it shows how even very simple rules can evoke complex behaviour and the appearance of emotions.