The Logic of Self-Destruction by Blakeway, Matthew -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Contents Preface – What does this book do? Part I: The Human Algorithm Scenario A: The wrong feeling How does a human work? – A multi-disciplinary approach The language of feeling and emotion Scenario B: The feeling that wasn’t felt The evolution of emotion Scenario C: The feeling that wasn’t happening Discovering the human algorithm by thought experiment Scenario D: The feeling that was only imagined Brain illusions The human action driver The myth of the ghost in a coma The invention of emotion Emotional white noise Part II: Irrefutable Thoughts The logic of believing The history of a belief: It’s not about Marx! The history of a belief: Trickle-up economics Non-linear economics Happitronomics Ctrl-alt-delete The politics of kitsch Vote for the gesture The logic of the imaginary friend The engineering of humiliation Worse than genocide The self-referencing biological machine Epilogue: science and philosophy reunite Appendix I: The algorithm as a flow chart Notes Bibliography Acknowledgements Index

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