Abstract
Miranda Anderson is an Anniversary Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Stirling, UK. On Aug 8, 2019, Anderson gave a talk as part of the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas (CODI), a series of events in which academics from the four universities in Edinburgh speak about their research. Anderson's talk was entitled “Has you phone replaced your brain?”. The so-called dangerous idea at the heart of Anderson's talk was that the mind or cognition are not limited to the brain, but in fact extend across the brain, body, and the world, leading to the concept behind the extended mind hypothesis, championed by philosophers including Andy Clark and David Chalmers.
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