Pt. 1 - Descarte's Error —VOTE BOTTED

[MichaelThuden]

Thanks! I read the book some years ago but you have inspired me to read it again!

It would be interesting to listen to a debate between Damasio and Robert Hare, an expert on psychopathy. Psychopaths don't have any contact with their (or others) feelings either. But unfortunately the psychopaths seems to run the society since their lack of conscience often give them an advantage. Hare have done some physical tests similar to Damasios. It would be interesting if they could compare their work.

[premed2]

My pleasure! Thanks for the additional information—I'll check it out.

[Paxmax]

yeah, I'll be tuneing in to part 2... Hahaaha love the grace extended to casette and LP users...

[premed2]

lol

[CousinoMacul]

DE is one of the three most influencial books in shaping my worldview.

Was this video votebotted or did people genuinely dislike your review?

[premed2]

VoteBotted.

Coincidently a vid I just made, it will be posted later today, makes reference to Descarte's Error.

By the way, even though I said in a recent vid that Kuhn's The Structure of S. R. was boring b/c it didn't have any insectoids in it, I really enjoyed it—insectoids would have help though. ;)

[mroggs]

When did Steve Carell get into this shit?

[premed2]

Thanks for your comment.

[near2earth]

Fabulous ending!