The Mind of a Bee
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The Mind of a Bee is a recurring book in the Astral Codex Ten archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between August 18, 2023 and September 15, 2023. The archive places it in contexts such as “Lars Chittka, who wrote The Mind of a Bee”; “14 : The Mind Of A Bee”; “The Mind of a Bee , reviewed by Peter Curry”. It most often appears alongside Lying For Money, Njal’s Saga, On the Marble Cliffs.
Metadata
- Category: Books
- Mention count: 3
- Issue count: 3
- First seen: August 18, 2023
- Last seen: September 15, 2023
Appears In
- Your Book Review: The Mind Of A Bee
- Vote In The 2023 Book Review Contest
- Book Review Contest 2023 Winners
Related Pages
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- Lying For Money (2 shared issues)
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- Njal’s Saga (2 shared issues)
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- On the Marble Cliffs (2 shared issues)
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- Public Citizens (2 shared issues)
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- Secret Government (2 shared issues)
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- The Educated Mind (2 shared issues)
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- The Laws of Trading (2 shared issues)
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- The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (2 shared issues)
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- The WEIRDest People in the World (2 shared issues)
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- Why Machines Will Never Rule the World (2 shared issues)
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- Why Nations Fail (2 shared issues)
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- Zuozhuan (2 shared issues)
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Source Context
Recovered passages from the original issue text. When the raw archive preserved outbound links inside the source passage, they are listed directly under the quote.
Both bees and crab spiders are well-matched for strength and speed, and in the Rumble with the Bumble, the crab spider doesn’t necessarily win. Bees can often evade the spider, and live to pollinate another day. Lars Chittka, who wrote The Mind of a Bee, and who can safely be blamed for this book review, got thinking. He and his lab decided to build fake robotic crab spiders, and had them really robotically attack bumble bees when they visited flowers.
Inline links: The Mind of a Bee
1: Cities And The Wealth Of Nations / The Question Of Separatism 2: Lying For Money 3: Why Machines Will Never Rule The World 4: Man’s Search For Meaning 5: Njal’s Saga 6: Public Citizens 7: Safe Enough? 8: Secret Government 9: The Educated Mind 10: The Laws Of Trading 11: On The Marble Cliffs 12: The Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich 13: The WEIRDest People In The World 14: The Mind Of A Bee 15: Why Nations Fail 16: Zuozhuan
Inline links: Cities And The Wealth Of Nations / The Question Of Separatism, Lying For Money, Why Machines Will Never Rule The World, Man’s Search For Meaning, Njal’s Saga, Public Citizens, Safe Enough?, Secret Government, The Educated Mind, The Laws Of Trading, On The Marble Cliffs, The Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich, The WEIRDest People In The World, The Mind Of A Bee, Why Nations Fail, Zuozhuan
The Mind of a Bee, reviewed by Peter Curry. Peter is a writer and researcher, and his Substack is King Cnut. He writes about neuroscience there with a specific focus on learning, memory and animal cognition. He's available for research work, so if anyone would like to get in contact, please reach out - there’s a contact page on the blog.
Backlinks
- Book Review Contest 2023 Winners
- Books: T
- Lying For Money
- Njal’s Saga
- On the Marble Cliffs
- Secret Government
- The Educated Mind
- The Laws of Trading
- The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
- Vote In The 2023 Book Review Contest
- Why Machines Will Never Rule the World
- Why Nations Fail
- Your Book Review: The Mind Of A Bee
- Zuozhuan