>Overall, yes
So the creatures who invented the conceptual framework of reason and logic have no way to use reason and logic. Got it.
>Citation needed
Here's one example of his opinions on reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQcYZpY9JI0
>Correct, they react to stimuli.
If humans didn't have a capacity for reason, then observing stimuli wouldn't mean anything and we wouldn't be able to transform observation to concepts. His example was people accidentally making a camera obscura by having a hole in the wall. Without reason, you
1. Wouldn't be able to conclude that it was even the hole in the wall causing the effect
2. Would be equally likely to attribute the image to the act of a divine power
And his failings on blank slate theory are not on the genetics side of things, but on human behavior. Much like the conception of the new socialist man, his thinking relies on behaviorism.
So the creatures who invented the conceptual framework of reason and logic have no way to use reason and logic. Got it.
>Citation needed
Here's one example of his opinions on reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQcYZpY9JI0
>Correct, they react to stimuli.
If humans didn't have a capacity for reason, then observing stimuli wouldn't mean anything and we wouldn't be able to transform observation to concepts. His example was people accidentally making a camera obscura by having a hole in the wall. Without reason, you
1. Wouldn't be able to conclude that it was even the hole in the wall causing the effect
2. Would be equally likely to attribute the image to the act of a divine power
And his failings on blank slate theory are not on the genetics side of things, but on human behavior. Much like the conception of the new socialist man, his thinking relies on behaviorism.