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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2020 · 26 MIN

Cognitive Dissonance, Biases, Mistruths and Human Nature: Controlling for Emergence

from Dr. Fred Clary's Podcast · host Dr. Fred Clary

Emergence: The vitalism/reductionism debate in the life sciences shows that the idea of emergence as something principally unexplainable will often be falsified by the development of science.  As humans, we all want to be correct.   We have an emotional need for others to understand us.   This nature can sometimes lead to biases in science,healthcare and in our social relationships.   (Of course it's in our politics, but healthcare science , biology, should not be controlled by opinions but facts). Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and lifting and life coach and gym chalk covered philosopher opens a conversation on looking at persistent biases around us and in our own thinking. 

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Emergence: The vitalism/reductionism debate in the life sciences shows that the idea of emergence as something principally unexplainable will often be falsified by the development of science. As humans, we all want to be correct. We have an emotional need for others to understand us. This nature can sometimes lead to biases in science,healthcare and in our social relationships. (Of course it's in our politics, but healthcare science , biology, should not be controll...

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