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I think it is more revealing of your answers: for anything but the human ones, you take a materialistic approach, which eventually boils down to physics. Same
by loup-vaillant 15y ago
I think it is more revealing of your answers: for anything but the human ones, you take a materialistic approach, which eventually boils down to physics.
Same principle for human matters, except we don't know yet how to close the gap between psychology and physics. Plus, you may be content with psychology if you believe there's some "magic" (like immaterial souls) between the two.