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August 4, 2026LifestyleNeurosciencePsychology Says the Reason Humans Anthropomorphise Animals Automatically and Cannot Easily Stop Is Not a Cognitive Error – It Is the Social Brain Running Exactly the Process It Was Built For and Suppressing It Costs More Energy Than People RealiseSameen David
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August 4, 2026NeuroscienceHigher-Order Theories of Consciousness Say You Are Only Aware of Something When Your Brain Has a Thought About That Thought – and That Recursion May Be EverythingSameen David
