# Kenneth Craik

> Kenneth James William Craik was a Scottish philosopher and psychologist. A pioneer of cybernetics, he hypothesized that any human behaves basically as a servomechanism that executes control at discrete points in time. He influenced Warren McCulloch, who once recounted that Einstein considered The Nature of Explanation a great book.

*British psychologist (1914–1945)*

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## Identity
- **Born:** 1914
- **Died:** 1945
- **Status:** deceased
- **Gender:** male

## Bio

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