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Thinking Differently: Neurodivergent Traits and Responses to Thought Experiments in Philosophers and the General Population

2025-06-07

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<p>Philosophers have long speculated that individual differences in temperament influence philosophical thinking, yet empirical research has rarely explored the role of neurodivergent traits in this domain. In this large online study (N = 1,254), we investigated whether participants with training in philosophy differ from the general population when it comes to six psychological traits—autism, ADHD, aphantasia, an...

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