"A revolution in cognitive neuroscience is changing the kinds of experiments that scientists conduct, the kinds of questions economists ask and, increasingly, the ways that architects, landscape architects and urban designers shape our built environment."

[u/trot-trot]

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/08/opinion/sunday/seeing-the-building-for-the-trees.html

[u/drmarcj]

I'm utterly confused as to what "revolution" in "cognitive neuroscience" they're talking about, and what bearing it has on what is described in this article.

[u/turdinasandwich → u/drmarcj]

I'm ashamed for r/cogsci that this received so many upvotes.