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Do some people believe their own lies?

November 5, 2009
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Mitch Green

Since intelligence is defined as a person's 'mental capacity', and what might be seen as 'mental capacity' to one person might be very different to another person depending on their ...

July 27, 2009
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Jennifer Church

Is there a difference between the words and expressions a person uses to say what he/she believes, and the beliefs themselves? Is one more important than the other?

June 28, 2009
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Jennifer Church

I have read some recent material about dreams that seems to say Freud got it wrong. If my understanding is correct, dreaming is a by-product of moving information from short ...

July 7, 2009
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Jennifer Church

I may want to go to the kitchen because there is some food there and I want to eat. (Suppose that.) One of these desires is a "fundamental" desire (I ...

June 18, 2009
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Jennifer Church and Jean Kazez

Can dogs lie? Our dog will 'pretend' to bark at something outside the house when it is near time for her meal or she has not been for a walk. ...

May 24, 2009
1 response
Eddy Nahmias

Can the mind "feel" things even though nothing has happened? If so how does this work? For example, someone swung a textbook at my head playfully, and even though he ...

November 22, 2005
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Alexander George and Eddy Nahmias

How do thoughts interact with the physical universe? Our movements and actions seem to be simple responses to the signals from our brain, but what triggers those neurons? I mean, ...

April 8, 2009
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Eddy Nahmias

Human beings have a certain self awareness that nobody seems to fully comprehend. Is it possible that plants and animals have this same cognition but are simply limited in their ...

April 1, 2009
2 responses
Peter Smith and William Rapaport

I have a question about colors. I always wonder if other people see the same color as I see. For example, we can agree that apple's color is red, but ...

March 24, 2009
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William Rapaport

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