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No, the simplest explanation is that cognition is the result of arranging matter into structures that can process information in cognitive ways. There is no di
by MattPalmer1086 2y ago
No, the simplest explanation is that cognition is the result of arranging matter into structures that can process information in cognitive ways.
There is no division into cognitive and non cognitive matter. Cognition is not a direct property of matter at all.