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Paul Bloom：快樂的起源
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為什麼我們喜歡真跡多於仿畫？心理學家Paul Bloom認為人類是本質主義者──我們對於物件的來源認知會改變我們對該物件的感受，這並非單純是一種錯覺，而是我們快樂(和痛苦)的深刻特點。
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 Chinese, Traditional by Joyce Chou
Reviewed by Jenny Yang
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