> In the case of vertebrates, this list corresponds to the motivational behaviours that drive the activity in the hypothalamus, namely: fighting, fleeing, feeding and sexual functioning. The hypothalamus responds to these motivations by regulating activity in the endocrine system to release hormones to alter the behaviour of the animal.
A powerful force, but we have some ability to transcend such things.
It is amazing how dumb studying science makes people. Even Curt (who seems to have lots of depth in philosophy) has fallen victim to it: "Physics is understanding what reality is" lol.
> but critically involving a single inference?
I was with you up to this point....I feel like you're hinting at something here? :)
Type 2 thinkers have a thesis and antithesis: "Water is necessary to cool the engine, when it runs" and "Water is sufficient to destroy the engine, if it freezes"
Type 1 thinkers have a motto: (upper left)
Water puts your tank at ease, don't forget the anti-freeze
Type 0 thinkers have a place to rest their eyes (upper right)
A powerful force, but we have some ability to transcend such things.
> https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k96258071/f32.item
Ha! Very nice.
> https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/12/berkeleys-immater...
Preaching to the choir!
The well-deserved dig at Bill Nye was a nice cherry on top....oh how I hate Delusional Scientific Fundamentalism.
The poster child:
"Philosophers Are USELESS!" Neil & Curt Clash on Physics
https://youtu.be/ye9OkJih3-U?si=aP48bSVERh1FQwLR
It is amazing how dumb studying science makes people. Even Curt (who seems to have lots of depth in philosophy) has fallen victim to it: "Physics is understanding what reality is" lol.
> but critically involving a single inference?
I was with you up to this point....I feel like you're hinting at something here? :)