Argument or Not an Argument

question 12

Short Answer

Argument or not an argument?
-It is possible that our thoughts are physical events in our brains and that they track the truth as well. For it is possible that our brains evolved over time to be truth-tracking engines that aim at truth and that often hit it. Therefore, the mere claim that our thoughts are physical events in the brain does not show that they do not aim at truth, nor does it show that our thoughts are irrational and arbitrary.

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Understand the circumstances under which collective behaviour typically arises.

Identify and describe the stages and components of emergent norm theory.

Understand the historical use and legislative control of cocaine.

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Definitions:

Entrepreneurial Cultures

Organizational environments that promote innovation, risk-taking, and proactive pursuit of opportunities.

Mid-Sized Companies

Businesses that occupy the middle ground in terms of their revenue, number of employees, and overall market presence, between small and large companies.

Clan Culture

An organizational culture characterized by a family-like atmosphere, where loyalty, tradition, and personal commitment are valued.

Socialization Process

The method through which individuals learn the norms, behaviors, and social skills appropriate to their society or culture.