In this paper, we propose that what is commonly labeled "thinking" in humans is better understood as a loosely organized cascade of pattern-matching heuristics, reinforced social behaviors, and status-seeking performances masquerading as cognition.
In this paper, we propose that what is commonly labeled "thinking" in humans is better understood as a loosely organized cascade of pattern-matching heuristics, reinforced social behaviors, and status-seeking performances masquerading as cognition.

In this paper, we propose that what is commonly labeled "thinking" in humans is better understood as a loosely organized cascade of pattern-matching heuristics, reinforced social behaviors, and status-seeking performances masquerading as cognition.

In this paper, we propose that what is commonly labeled "thinking" in humans is better understood as a loosely organized cascade of pattern-matching heuristics, reinforced social behaviors, and status-seeking performances masquerading as cognition. submitted by /u/katxwoods
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