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Paul Bloom: Nguồn gốc của sung sướng

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Vì sao chúng ta ưa thích một bức tranh gốc hơn một bản vẽ giả mạo? Nhà tâm lý học Paul Bloom lý giải rằng bởi vì loài người là những sinh vật ưa chuộng bản chất - nghĩa là niềm tin hay hiểu biết của chúng ta về một sự vật sẽ thay đổi cách mà chúng ta nhìn nhận, trải nghiệm sự vật đó. Đây không chỉ là một ảo tưởng, mà trên hết, nó làm sáng tỏ một khía cạnh sâu sắc của sự sung sướng (và cả nỗi đau khổ).

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

Translated into Vietnamese by Huong Ha
Reviewed by Lace Nguyen
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