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Paul Bloom: los orígenes del placer

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¿Por qué nos gusta una pintura original más que una falsificación? El psicólogo Paul Bloom sostiene que los seres humanos somos esencialistas; que nuestras creencias sobre la historia de un objeto cambia la forma de experimentarlo, no sólo como una ilusión, sino como una característica profunda del placer (y del dolor).

Paul Bloom studies our common-sense understanding of the world -- how we know what we know, why we like what we like.  Full bio »

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