Enlightenment grows from fundamentals

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 34 (4):207-208 (2011)
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Jones & Love (J&L) contend that the Bayesian approach should integrate process constraints with abstract computational analysis. We agree, but argue that the fundamentalist/enlightened dichotomy is a false one: Enlightened research is deeply intertwined with the basic, fundamental work upon which it is based

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