Right now, cognitive science quantifies that at about 4-7 bits or “chunks” of information, which we'll talk about more in the next video on how your memory works.

现在，将其量化为4-7个比特或“块”信息，我们将在下个视频讨论到更多关于你的记忆是如何工作的问题。

Whether they can be said to " think" is a matter of philosophy and cognitive science, since plenty of serious people see the brain as a kind of computer.

是否可以说它们在“思考”是哲和上的问题，因为许多严肃的者将大脑视为一种计算机。

Federico Rosano, a professor of cognitive science at the University of California San Diego, is conducting a huge study on the use of recordable buttons between people and their pets.

加州大圣地亚哥分校的教授 Federico Rosano 正在进行一项关于人和宠物间使用可录音按钮的大型研究。

Taken together, they form an interesting reflection of the cognitive sciences and its efforts towards understanding consciousness, and most importantly, they show what has been missing.

综合起来，他们便反映出了一个及其理解意识的努力，最重要的是，它们显示出了所缺失的东西。

The most common defence of legalese is the need for precision, says Mr Martinez (who trained as a lawyer before switching to cognitive science).

马丁内斯先生(在转向曾接受过律师培训)表示，法律术语最常见的辩护是准确性的需求。

Well psychologists tell us there's more happening in these videos than you realize and it's all explained by cognitive science.

心理家告诉我们，看这些视频的原因比你意识到的要更复杂，这些都可以用来解释。

AI pioneer Margaret Boden, professor of cognitive science at the University of Sussex, praised the progress of such discussions.

苏赛克斯大教授，AI 研究先驱者玛格丽特·博登此类讨论的进展表示称赞。

So thanks to buttons, we're seeing people report behaviors and interactions with their dog or their cat, that to me, as someone who has a background in cognitive science, I find totally astonishing.

多亏了这些按钮，人们会跟我说他们与狗或猫的行为和互动，作为一个有背景的人，我觉得非常令人惊讶。

And his work has basically forever changed the fields of linguistics and cognitive science.

他的工作基本上永远改变了语言和领域。

The scientist scientist when it comes to the field of cognitive science.

这位家在领域是一位专家。

You're one of the great scientists of cognitive science, of psychology, of computation.

你是、心理和计算领域的一位伟大家。

And cognitive science has proceeded in that way without needing to reference consciousness.

正是以这种方式发展，而无需引用意识概念。

What we know about how kids learn how to read has gotten significantly better over the last 20, 30 years because cognitive science, brain imaging, we just know more about how our brains work.

过去20到30年间，我们儿童如何习阅读的有了显著提升，这得益于和脑成像技术的发展，使我们更深入地了解了大脑运作机制。

His research there helped to develop the field of cognitive science, and in 2005, Bauer was awarded the U.S. National Medal of Science for his contributions to cognitive and mathematical psychology.

他在那里的研究有助于领域的发展，2005年， 鲍尔因其和数心理的贡献而获得了美国国家奖章。

I mean, great scientists are working on it in different fields, cognitive science, neuroscience, of course, and some people are bringing together quantum mechanics and cognitive science.

我的意思是， 伟大的家们在不同领域，如、神经，当然还有些人正在将量子力与结合起来进行研究。

I mean, I think the positive thing is that like, we, we have, we have dozens of disciplines Sociology, psychology, cognitive science telling us how stories work.

我的意思是，我为积极的一面在于，我们拥有众多——社会、心理、等——它们都在向我们揭示故事如何运作的奥秘。

It shows up in cognitive science, psychology, economics, that you could--The teaching fellows are passing around something which you're not going to use right away.

它出现在、心理、经济中，你可以——教人员正在传递一些你不会立即使用的东西。

She has a background in cognitive science, but these days she's a PhD candidate in theoretical philosophy at Lund University in Sweden.

她有的背景，但最近她是瑞典隆德大的理论哲博士候选人。

Recently cognitive science researchers have explored this question by running computer simulations of how language evolves through conversations between people.

最近，研究人员通过运行计算机模拟语言如何通过人与人间的话演变来探索这个问题。

It's this cognitive science principle that was found about how many things someone can hold in their head at once.

这就是原理，它揭示了一个人在同一时间能记住多少事物的限度。