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Dan Dennet: Dễ thương, sexy, ngọt ngào, thú vị
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Tại sao các em bé lại dễ thương? Tại sao bánh lại ngọt? Nhà triết gia Dan Dennett có những câu trả lời mà bạn sẽ không lường trước được, khi ông ấy đưa ra những lý lẽ khác thường của quá trình tiến hóa về sự dễ thương, những thứ mang vị ngọt và sexy (và cả giả thuyết của Matthew Hurley giải thích vì sao những câu nói đùa lại gây cười).
Dan Dennett argues that human consciousness and free will are the result of physical processes. His 2003 book "Freedom Evolves" explores how our brains evolved to give us -- and only us -- the kind of freedom that matters, while 2006's "Breaking the Spell" examines belief through the lens of biology. Full bio »
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