May 20, 2020
Kids Getting Too Much Screen Time? Try Getting Philosophical With Them. Listen and read article here.
March 2017
John Huang of Hillsborough enrolled his daughter, Taliyah, in our Puzzles about Consciousness program when it was offered at Stanford's Pre-collegiate Institute in the Winter of 2017. “We wanted to expose her to another academic environment outside of school, to see a different perspective on things,” he said. “This course helps her think about those different perspectives and that there is more than one solution to a single problem. It’s great work that Stanford is doing, and I applaud them for it.”
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September 2012
Cole Sohn and Max Mainman, two middle-school students from the first ever Puzzles about Consciousness program (held in Spring of 2012) presented their ideas on "Selves in Video Games" at the international Towards a Science of Consciousness conference in Tucson, AZ. These students were invited to write a paper about their work to be published in the American Philosophical Association's newsletter on Philosophy and Computers. The students came up themselves with the questions, hypotheses, supporting reasons, and challenges.
APA Newsletter: Philosophy and Computers/ Read Full Article