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Ден Деннет: мило, сексуально, солодко, смішно
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Чому немовлята такі милі? Чому торт солодкий? Філософ Ден Деннет має неочікувані для вас відповіді, якими ділиться під час роздумів про нелогічність теорії еволюції щодо милих, солодких та сексуальних об'єктів (а також розповідає про нову теорію Метью Харлі про те, чому жарти є смішними).
Philosopher and scientist Dan Dennett argues that human consciousness and free will are the result of physical processes and are not what we traditionally think they are. His 2003 book Freedom Evolves explores the way our brains have evolved to give us -- and only us -- the kind of freedom that matters, while 2006's Breaking the Spell examines religious belief through the lens of biology. Full bio »
Translated into Ukrainian by Khrystyna Romashko
Reviewed by Lviv Translation
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