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British Journalist Andrew Marr suffered a stroke following a high intensity training session.

The approach taken by Chomsky and Marr toward understanding how our minds achieve what they do is as different as can be from behaviorism.

Does this make Johnny Marr a Manc rocket scientist because he rigged a bunch of pedals together to create the tremolo effect in How Soon Is Now?

I think more than any other author, Marr showed that cognition could be made computationally tractable (focus on vision, but before him it was just a mess).

If you want to read more, this paradigm is known as Marr's levels of analysis.

Where are the streaming stations that play Smiths and Smithereens but also play Blossoms and Johnny Marr's new stuff, for example?

Look at Marr's Vision, or Randy Gallistel's body of work (in particular his new book Memory and the computational brain) for examples.

It would be like trying to tl;dr Andrew Marr's History of Modern Britain.

Marr's team which came to the same conclusion?

(disclaimer: watching Andrew Marr's History of the World.

(I've also read a bit of it, and it looks good.) The first episode of the BBC /History of Modern Britain/ series with Andrew Marr, "Advance Britannia", covers the UK in the 1945-1955 period, and it's very entertaining.

(I've also read a bit of it, and it looks good.) The first episode of the BBC /History of Modern Britain/ series with Andrew Marr, "Advance Britannia", covers the UK in the 1945-1955 period, and it's very entertaining.

If you want to read more, this paradigm is known as Marr's levels of analysis.

Where are the streaming stations that play Smiths and Smithereens but also play Blossoms and Johnny Marr's new stuff, for example?

Look at Marr's Vision, or Randy Gallistel's body of work (in particular his new book Memory and the computational brain) for examples.