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Exaptative Thinking as What Makes Us Human

2020-10-07

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<p>This chapter develops the theory that there are two kinds of self-organizing, self-mending, self-reproducing structures in the world. The first is living organisms. The second is complex minds, or more precisely, worldviews: ways of seeing the world and being in the world, i.e., networks of memory and knowledge that constitute the content of complex minds. The chapter explores the role played by two forms of ex...

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10.31234/osf.io/jd9mc
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