Daniel Dennett Quotes

Up Till Now, We Can Suppose, Nervous Systems Solved The Now What Do I Do? Problem By A Relatively Simple Balancing Act Between A Strictly Limited Repertoire Of Actions - If Not The Famous Four F's (fight, Flee, Feed, Or Mate), Then A Modest Elaboration Of Them.

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