Can we make sense of the cosmos? | Iain McGilchrist and Hilary Lawson in conversation
Philosophy For Our Times
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The Approximate Nature of Belief and the Paradoxes That Arise
This chapter explores the concept that belief is inherently approximate and delves into the paradoxes that arise from this idea. The speaker also discusses their theory of the brain and the dangers of the left hemisphere's dominance in understanding the world.
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