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The source paper could be arguing two things: What we experience as love is a physical process in the brain that includes a second-order phase transition. Sec
by jawns 4y ago
The source paper could be arguing two things:
What we experience as love is a physical process in the brain that includes a second-order phase transition.
Second-order phase transitions are appropriate to represent love on a metaphorical level, because our expressions of love have several things in common with them.
Can anyone confirm which it is?
- martopix 4y agoThe single worst thing about this paper is that they claim they are investigating the first, and their proof is entirely based on the second of your points.