If you're still looking for "Latest Methods for the Conception and Education of Intelligent Machines", my university library has the issue of the journal this appeared in (Behavioral Science 4: 248-51; July 1959). Let me know if you want a copy.

• Learning Machines
• How much can machines learn?
• Faster than Thought
• Consciousness and Behavior
• Thinking by Machine
• Man and the "Thinking" Machine
• The thinking of men and machines
• Latest Methods for the Conception and Education of Intelligent Machines
• Toward Intelligent Machines
• Can machines be intelligent?

Some more older stuff I am looking for. Any help finding them would be greatly appreciated.

Turns out my library has a physical copy:

• Fourth

• Computer simulation of cognitive processes
• Artificial Neuron
• Man viewed as machine
• The brain as a computing machine
• Of digital computers called brains
• Machines that think
• The thinking of men and machines

These papers are relatively old, any help with finding them would be greatly appreciated.

(after laying out the proportions of all the elements that make up the the human body)

Young Walter: I don't know. Just...doesn't it seem like...something's missing?

Young Gretchen: What about the soul?

Young Walter: The soul? There's nothing but chemistry here.

Breaking Bad, Season One Episode Three

The crucial point to be considered in a study of language behavior is the relationship of language and reality, between words and not-words. Except as we understand this relationship, we run the grave risk of straining the delicate connection between words and facts, of permitting our words to go wild, and so of creating for ourselves fabrications of fantasy and delusion.

-- Wendell Johnson, as quoted in Language Thought and Action

Took they survey. Interested in the results. Interestingly enough, I have had an account for a month or two now, but have not posted anything until now. Thanks for putting this together Yvain.