#7301 Re: Inteligentni Dizajn vs. Evolucija
Posted: 27/12/2025 23:54
Vala bas, trola se za 10
@belfy ,ja sam dao dva odgovora, prvi je sažet, drugi detaljniji i evo ga opet.
Neki komentar, kritika, bilo sta, bilo ko?
@belfy ,ja sam dao dva odgovora, prvi je sažet, drugi detaljniji i evo ga opet.
Neki komentar, kritika, bilo sta, bilo ko?
toska wrote: ↑26/12/2025 20:25 Ovo ko gluhi telefon...ja nisam sporio evoluciju čovjeka već naveo da se odvija drugačije od svih ostalih živih vrsta i po tome je čovjek poseban slučaj.
Drugo, čovjek jedini ima pravu svijet i razum i po tome je isto poseban slučaj.
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Dalje, dualizam, brza pretraga, ima toga masa:
Abstract
In the present research, we tested the hypotheses that (a) adults are intuitive mind-body dualists, (b) that this belief can be considered a default, and (c) that it is partially explained by essentialistic reasoning about the nature of the mind. Over 8 studies, using various thought experiment paradigms, participants reliably ascribed to a physically duplicated being a greater retention of physical than of mental properties. This difference was unrelated to whether or not this being was given a proper name (Study 1b) and was only found for entities that were considered to actually possess a mind (Study 1c). Further, we found that an intuitive belief in mind-body dualism may in fact be considered a default: Taxing participants' cognitive resources (Study 2) or priming them with an intuitive (vs. analytical) thinking style (Studies 3a and 3b) both increased dualistic beliefs. In a last set of studies, we found that beliefs in mind-body dualism are indeed related to essentialistic reasoning about the mind. When a living being was reassembled from its original molecules rather than recreated from new molecules, dualistic beliefs were significantly reduced (Studies 4a and 4b). Thus, results of the present research indicate that, despite any acquired scientific knowledge about the neurological origins of mental life, most adults remain "essentialistic mind-body dualists" at heart.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25494547/
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In Cognitive Science
Research in cognitive anthropology shows that many cultures naturally treat the mind as something that can exist separately from the body. Cohen and Barret (2008) found this to be true in beliefs about spirits and possession, where people imagine minds or souls moving independently from the physical body. These cultural models suggest that seeing the mind and body as separate entities is not only a philosophical idea, rather it is something that influences how people experience everyday life. [60]
Developmental research also suggests that children tend to see the mind, body, and soul as different things. Richert and Harris (2008) found that young children often treat mental abilities and spiritual qualities as separate from the physical body, supporting the idea that dualistic thinking starts early in life. For instance, children may believe that thoughts or feelings could continue even if someone is no longer living or that a person's soul can inhabit a different body or object.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind%E2%8 ... ualism?utm
osporavanje čovjekove prirode i posezanje za parcijalnom naukom nije pravi put spoznaje.