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This is probably because evolution operates on a genetic systematic basis, rewarded by external outputs. Capacity for rational thought is a side effect of this
by boxy310 11y ago
This is probably because evolution operates on a genetic systematic basis, rewarded by external outputs. Capacity for rational thought is a side effect of this process, and does not necessarily proceed from first principles like much of economics would prefer.
- JupiterMoon 11y agoI.e. classical rational economics is wrong -- and you provide a first principle reason why (adding to the experimental stuff I already knew about).