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The Quiet Cues Behind What We Do
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A pigeon’s red and green keys open a rabbit hole about how signals, reinforcement, and comparisons shape behavior. The conversation separates patterns the material explains from patterns it merely describes, then follows learning into generalization, teaching, memory, and a final recall challenge.
Chapters
Questions
10
Deep dive
8
Transcript
Chapters
Questions
10
Deep dive
8
Transcript
Chapters
10
A Red Key, a Green Key, and a Big Difference
0:00
2
Schedules, Indices, and the Unchanged Room
5:57
3
When Learning Spreads Beyond the Cue
14:20
4
Exact Values, Comparisons, and Timing
20:08
5
Fading Prompts and Following a Chain
25:11
6
A Sample Disappears, a Choice Appears
30:06
7
The Index at Three-Quarters
35:26
8
A Ratio Is a Count, Not a Clock
37:37
9
An Interval Is a Clock, but the Response Still Matters
40:30
10
What We Know, What We Don’t, What Sticks
43:10
