Re: Bio

From: Philip Jonkers (philosophimur@dygo.com)
Date: Sat 17 May 2003 - 16:33:31 GMT

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    >> Reed:
    >> >The physical structure of the brain has nothing to do with
    >> >psychology.

    Phil:
    >> Don't be silly, of course it does.

    Reed:
    >In context, I was being a little sarcastic. Of course I believe that
    >neurobiology and psychology are connected. I also believe that memetics and
    >science are connected.

    Phew...

    >> If we forget about ghosts, souls,
    >> phantoms, spirits and the lot the brain is the seat of the mind and
    >> as you may know (or may not know?) it is the mind that is the playground
    >for psychology.

    Reed:
    >I agree.

    Phew... still.

    >> The physical structure of
    >> the brain, in terms of neurons, synapses, neurotransmitters etc.
    >> not only has a direct bearing on the psyche it
    >> forms the very foundation of the psyche!

    Reed:
    >No argument from me, I would say that understanding of psychology,
    >sociology, and culture is limited without an understanding of biology.

    Bless you, we're on a par after all!

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