ALICE ROBERTS & MICHAEL TOMASELLO - What Makes Us Human?
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"What makes us really different is our ability to put our heads together and to do things that neither one of us could do alone, to create new resources that we couldn't create alone. It's really all about communicating and collaborating and working together". Michael Tomasello
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I appreciate the wisdom of acknowledging the "multiple intelligence" even within a species such as a canine or human.
Humans don't have a hard shell or fighting claws for protection. We have each other. That is how culture began and flourished.
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Il est fabuleux de constater comment le savoir académique diffuse parfois des affirmations humano-centristes, alors même que d'autres disciplines ont déjà prouvé le contraire ^^ Mr Tomasello devrait voir le genre humain avec plus d'humilité ;)
@s.l.consultant6889
7 жыл бұрын
Nekamakhno Il n'y a pas d'humano-centrisme (vous vouliez dire anthropo-centrisme) à affirmer que 20 ans d'expériences scientifiques réplicables, avec conditions de contrôle (groupe de comparaison) permettent de soutenir l'unicité humaine de certains traits cognitifs. Tomasello, si vous le lisiez, démontre tout sauf un point de vue dogmatique et fixe. Et oui, comme nous sommes en science, il y a toujours des contre-propositions quelque part, dans la même discipline ou dans une autre.
yet humans barely can cooperate
@BlahBlahUsername1
8 жыл бұрын
No, we're doing much better believe it or not, than we have in the last couple hundred or so years. Believe it or not, it used to be much worse. All that has changed, is the methods we use.
@solidus1995
8 жыл бұрын
+Hayden G Methodology is crucial to survival. I'm not sanguine about our advancing technology and advancing suicidal religious madness. To me it's quite scary.
@s.l.consultant6889
7 жыл бұрын
Lord Sathanus we built things cooperatively, rear and foster kids cooperarively, do sports, politics, economics and religious rites by attuning to each others in a collaborative and reciprocal way. Even war is coordinated under some common intent (you will never see wars where everybody fights anybody at random) Human collaborate all the time.
@aaronclarke7732
3 жыл бұрын
Lol irony of the fact you’re cooperating in this comment section