DO NOT ADJUST YOUR SET: HUMAN BEHAVIOURAL GLITCHES

Bad link fixed, Sept. 22nd, 12:10PM (PST)

BBC RADIO 4 – “DO NOT ADJUST YOUR SET: HUMAN BEHAVIOURAL GLITCHES” (2002)

An excellent 5-part BBC radio documentary series on the little mental roadblocks we humans encounter from time to time, such as daydreaming, absent-mindedness and deja vu.

BBC Radio 4 – “Do Not Adjust Your Set: Human Behavioural Glitches” (ZIP file)

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5 Responses to DO NOT ADJUST YOUR SET: HUMAN BEHAVIOURAL GLITCHES

  1. fritzthecat says:

    Thanks, looks very interesting – link is dead though

  2. Urbanspaceman says:

    Link was typed wrong. Change the end to bbcradio4.zip.
    Take the “a” out.

  3. r says:

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    Rickdog’s collected over 5,000 mp3blog links, accessible from the alpha menu at page top. You can open frames on these blogs to view them directly on my site, and you can also view the feeds in a frame.

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  4. Fuji says:

    Really good. Thanks so much for managing this blog. I have yet to come across a blog that I appreciate more.

  5. Paul says:

    Hi. Thank you for posting this zip. I’ve done a post about stopping smoking on my blog and hotlinked to your zipfile. I hope this is OK. If it isn’t please let me know and I’ll host them somewhere myself.

    Best wishes, Paul.

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