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Wayfarer
22.5kThis is Damasio’s solution to the mystery of consciousness. What’s not to like? Plenty!
Remainder here https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/02/books/review/antonio-damasio-feeling-and-knowing.html -
the affirmation of strife
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That's a fun phrase. BTW thanks for putting that list of articles on your profile, the couple I've read were very interesting.fallacy of tendentious nomenclature -
Wayfarer
22.5kYou're welcome.
Not as yet. Thanks for the reminder. Need to read up on Damasio some more.
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