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Psychology Of Belief Part 10 Summary And ConclusionsLet's face it. we could make 10 hours worth of this stuff, but hopefully the point has been made. all religious faiths, without exception, are empirically unjustified. they exist only because human beings are prone to psychological manipulation and cognitive bias. not only have we conclusively debun...
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Psychology Of Belief, Part 7 ProjectionHave you ever wondered why creationist christians love to call atheism and evolution faith based religions? well, as it turns out, sigmund freud was right. classical psychological projection is a defense mechanism whereby people deny their own faults by perceiving them in other people. projecting ...
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Psychology Of Belief, Part 6 HallucinationsHearing voices it's not just for schizophrenics any more hallucination is a relatively common phenomenon. virtually all of us will, at one point or another, experience sensory perceptions generated entirely out of our own minds. sadly, some people are more prone to this than others, and it is enti...
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Psychology Of Belief, Part 4 Misinformation EffectIn this episode, we learn why personal testimony is universally regarded as the weakest form of evidence. yet despite this fact, personal testimonies are heavily emphasized among religious circles anyway. that says a lot about the value of truth among religious circles, doesn't it?
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Psychology Of Belief Part 6 HallucinationsHallucination is a relatively common phenomenon. virtually all of us will, at one point or another, experience sensory perceptions generated entirely out of our own minds. some people are more prone to this than others, and it is entirely within reason that every spiritual experience in human histor...
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Philip Kitcher, Human Nature And Belief, Wed 8 JulyEvolutionary psychology and the legacy of sociobiology professor philip kitcher columbia university, new york city, usa summary the human sociobiology of the 1970s and 1980s was, i have argued, characterised by overly speculative hypotheses about human nature and the evolution of human tendencies...
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Psychology Of Belief, Part 2 Insufficient JustificationIn the previous video, we learned how peer pressure leads to public conformity. now we shall see how public conformity can be turned into genuine belief, even when the belief is embarrassingly false. paper cited fpce.uc.pt festinger l., and carlsmith, jm, cognitive consequences of forced complianc...
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Psychology Of Belief Part 2 Insufficient JustificationIn the previous video, we learned how peer pressure leads to public conformity. now we shall see how public conformity can be turned into genuine belief, even when the belief is embarrassingly false. for example, if someone realizes they have wasted a large portion of their life on religious rituals...
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Psychology Of Belief, Part 3 Confirmation BiasPresentation of the principles of confirmation bias and belief perseverance. the natural human tendency is to seek out only the evidence that supports what we already believe, and to ignore evidence that may debunk our beliefs. we also tend to cling to beliefs even after the original evidence which ...
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37. Lawrence Krauss Beyond Belief 2008Lawrence m. krauss is foundation professor in the school of earth and space exploration and the physics department, co director of the cosmology initiative and inaugural director of the origins initiative at arizona state university. he is an internationally known theoretical physicist with wide res...
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16. Vs Ramachandran Beyond Belief 2008Vs ramachandran is director of the center for brain and cognition and professor with the psychology department and the neurosciences program at uc san diego. a former bbc reith lecturer, he co authored phantoms in the brain probing the mysteries of the human mind, with sandra blakeslee, and is the ...
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Psychology Of Belief Part 7 ProjectionHave you ever wondered why creationist christians love to call atheism and evolution faith based religions? well, as it turns out, sigmund freud was right. classical psychological projection is a defense mechanism whereby people deny their own faults by perceiving them in other people. projecting ...
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