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a) Why doesn't it? Unconscious is simple, and procrastination by nature avoids conscious reasoning, no? b) Can you clarify? I'm not sure I understand this ques
by Shenglong 15y ago
a) Why doesn't it? Unconscious is simple, and procrastination by nature avoids conscious reasoning, no?
b) Can you clarify? I'm not sure I understand this question, and how it pertains to natural selection.
c) I don't see a reason for fear. I don't want to edit my friend's grade 11 paper, not because I'm afraid I can't do it, but because it's probably boring... or I feel I have better things to do. If you pick extreme examples, you might be able to reason in favor of fear, but I feel that's very selective criteria.
d) There's a subconscious and conscious element to a lot of things we do. When my friend tried to teach my hypnosis, he stressed that hypnotists act on the subconscious by breaking down preconceived resistances to ideas. This isn't as much an overriding as it is symbiosis, with one force pushing just a little harder.