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"Humans, by nature, do everything they can to avoid cognitive effort." This is why the prevalence of sudoku in human societies can only be explained as a resul
by cess11 2y ago
"Humans, by nature, do everything they can to avoid cognitive effort."
This is why the prevalence of sudoku in human societies can only be explained as a result of harsh coercion.
- intellectronica 2y ago:D
- glitchc 2y agoNature rewards certain types of effort with a dopamine rush. As a counterpoint, philosophical discussions are in serious decline across human societies. No dopamine, no interest.
- cess11 2y agoDopamine rush feels like anticipation and excitement, at best. It can also feel like horror or result in vomiting. Reward and gratification belongs to different neurological systems. Philosophy has always been a bourgeois pastime, and a distinctly occidental one at that.