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3 Basics of human beings: Physical laws Psychological views Believe as position
| AUTHOR | Hermsch, Karl-Heinz |
| PUBLISHER | Independently Published (10/21/2023) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
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These 3 statements precisely meet the definition of Occam's Razor?
(?A research principle from scholasticism that requires the greatest possible economy in the formation of explanatory hypotheses and theories - and is still used today.)
One can start from the simple question: Why does the psyche exist? Answer: To survive as an organic form. Your job is to create structures to carry out the respective goals. (Inorganic, in contrast, does not need this because what happens to it is unimportant).
The physical foundations of the world are based on the laws that exist in substances and determine their processes. (Humans are subject to this, just like everything else in the universe).
If you look at faith, it becomes apparent that it is supposed to explain everything that is not known. One phenomenon is that belief in a person's head often turns into "truth". The center point mechanic contributes to this. (This means that anything that doesn't fit in with this, disturbs it, is preferably not noticed or perhaps even fought against). So basically the world is simple - only people's view, or more precisely: their perception, makes it complicated.
(?A research principle from scholasticism that requires the greatest possible economy in the formation of explanatory hypotheses and theories - and is still used today.)
One can start from the simple question: Why does the psyche exist? Answer: To survive as an organic form. Your job is to create structures to carry out the respective goals. (Inorganic, in contrast, does not need this because what happens to it is unimportant).
The physical foundations of the world are based on the laws that exist in substances and determine their processes. (Humans are subject to this, just like everything else in the universe).
If you look at faith, it becomes apparent that it is supposed to explain everything that is not known. One phenomenon is that belief in a person's head often turns into "truth". The center point mechanic contributes to this. (This means that anything that doesn't fit in with this, disturbs it, is preferably not noticed or perhaps even fought against). So basically the world is simple - only people's view, or more precisely: their perception, makes it complicated.
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These 3 statements precisely meet the definition of Occam's Razor?
(?A research principle from scholasticism that requires the greatest possible economy in the formation of explanatory hypotheses and theories - and is still used today.)
One can start from the simple question: Why does the psyche exist? Answer: To survive as an organic form. Your job is to create structures to carry out the respective goals. (Inorganic, in contrast, does not need this because what happens to it is unimportant).
The physical foundations of the world are based on the laws that exist in substances and determine their processes. (Humans are subject to this, just like everything else in the universe).
If you look at faith, it becomes apparent that it is supposed to explain everything that is not known. One phenomenon is that belief in a person's head often turns into "truth". The center point mechanic contributes to this. (This means that anything that doesn't fit in with this, disturbs it, is preferably not noticed or perhaps even fought against). So basically the world is simple - only people's view, or more precisely: their perception, makes it complicated.
(?A research principle from scholasticism that requires the greatest possible economy in the formation of explanatory hypotheses and theories - and is still used today.)
One can start from the simple question: Why does the psyche exist? Answer: To survive as an organic form. Your job is to create structures to carry out the respective goals. (Inorganic, in contrast, does not need this because what happens to it is unimportant).
The physical foundations of the world are based on the laws that exist in substances and determine their processes. (Humans are subject to this, just like everything else in the universe).
If you look at faith, it becomes apparent that it is supposed to explain everything that is not known. One phenomenon is that belief in a person's head often turns into "truth". The center point mechanic contributes to this. (This means that anything that doesn't fit in with this, disturbs it, is preferably not noticed or perhaps even fought against). So basically the world is simple - only people's view, or more precisely: their perception, makes it complicated.
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