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terça-feira, 27 de abril de 2010
Artesanato Urbano no Parque
No dia 8 de Maio o projecto Arquitecido vai estar no Porto, no Parque da Cidade.
quarta-feira, 21 de abril de 2010
Construção Vintage
O que se encontra nas obras nunca deixa de me surpreender: cores inusitadas como este verde esmeralda com lilás pelo interior e estes fechos de portadas, em ferro fundido, representando uma senhora com chapéu.
Nunca tinha visto igual e são lindos, lindos!
sexta-feira, 16 de abril de 2010
Why Atheists Are More Intelligent than the Religious
Através de: The Scientific Fundamentalist
A Look at the Hard Truths About Human Nature
by Satoshi Kanazawa Satoshi Kanazawa is an evolutionary psychologist at LSE and the coauthor (with the late Alan S. Miller) of Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters. See full bio
April 11, 2010, Evolutionary Psychology
Why Atheists Are More Intelligent than the Religious
Humans are designed by evolution to believe in God
Published on April 11, 2010
It is natural to believe in God, so more intelligent individuals are more likely to be atheists.
Religion is a cultural universal, and its practice is observed in every known human society. However, as I explain in earlier posts (Why do we believe in God? Part I, Part II), recent evolutionary psychological theories suggest that religiosity may not be an adaptation in itself but may be a byproduct of other evolved psychological mechanisms variously called the “animistic bias” or the “agency-detector mechanisms.”
These theories contend that the human brain has been selected to overinfer agency – personal, animate, and intentional forces – behind otherwise natural phenomena whose exact causes cannot be known. This is because overinferring agency – and making a Type I error of false positive – makes you a bit paranoid, but being paranoid is often conducive to survival. In contrast, underinferring agency – and making a Type II error of false negative – can result in being killed and maimed by predators and enemies that were incorrectly assumed not to exist. So, evolutionarily speaking, it’s good to be a bit paranoid, because being paranoid can often save your life. Religiosity – belief in higher powers – may be a byproduct of such overinference of agency and intentional forces behind natural phenomena.
A Look at the Hard Truths About Human Nature
by Satoshi Kanazawa Satoshi Kanazawa is an evolutionary psychologist at LSE and the coauthor (with the late Alan S. Miller) of Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters. See full bio
April 11, 2010, Evolutionary Psychology
Why Atheists Are More Intelligent than the Religious
Humans are designed by evolution to believe in God
Published on April 11, 2010
It is natural to believe in God, so more intelligent individuals are more likely to be atheists.
Religion is a cultural universal, and its practice is observed in every known human society. However, as I explain in earlier posts (Why do we believe in God? Part I, Part II), recent evolutionary psychological theories suggest that religiosity may not be an adaptation in itself but may be a byproduct of other evolved psychological mechanisms variously called the “animistic bias” or the “agency-detector mechanisms.”
These theories contend that the human brain has been selected to overinfer agency – personal, animate, and intentional forces – behind otherwise natural phenomena whose exact causes cannot be known. This is because overinferring agency – and making a Type I error of false positive – makes you a bit paranoid, but being paranoid is often conducive to survival. In contrast, underinferring agency – and making a Type II error of false negative – can result in being killed and maimed by predators and enemies that were incorrectly assumed not to exist. So, evolutionarily speaking, it’s good to be a bit paranoid, because being paranoid can often save your life. Religiosity – belief in higher powers – may be a byproduct of such overinference of agency and intentional forces behind natural phenomena.
quinta-feira, 15 de abril de 2010
Dia Internacional de Monumentos e Sítios
A C.M. de Viana do Castelo vai orgnizar um evento neste dia em S. Lourenço da Montaria.
Nós vamos!
Nós vamos!
Arquitecido na Oficina Beringela!
A marca Arquitecido além de estar no Mercado na Loja, pode encontrar-se na Oficina Beringela, na Rua Ferreira Borges, no Porto.
Passem por lá!
Passem por lá!
quarta-feira, 14 de abril de 2010
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