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The Mind: The Power That Changed the Planet
A review of recent findings in key cognitive sciences shows that the human mind's power is unique since it is an information processing device that can program itself. The unconscious within us isn't just a mass of destructive instincts, as we used to believe. To the contrary, it is the real engine of our minds, being the unconscious parallel processing system that learns about the world around us, and uses this knowledge to suitably program its conscious linear counterpart, just as our linear computers are programmed. The intricacies of the interaction between the two systems are summed up and evaluated in this book, so it can supply new insights into the roots of human emotional power, its suppleness and also weaknesses. But if our minds are such incredible machines, shouldn't knowledge of their operations equip us not only for advances in science, but also for reaching superior knowledge of ourselves, and the means for self-improvement?
Book Details
- Publisher: Authorhouse
- Publish Date: Jul 10th, 2007
- Pages: 356
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.94in - 1.49lb
- EAN: 9781420861426
- Categories: • Neuroscience