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"This also means that virtual existence will not be as different from physical existence as we sometimes imagine. For both sorts of existence require a certain degree of embodiment. Human intelligence is not just located in our brains; it also necessarily involves some degree of extension into the outer environment, in the form of what David Chalmers and Andy Clark call the "extended mind"". Shaviro, Steven. Discognition. Repeater Books, 2016. p. 95
In some cultures it can be the reverse, where a universe of spiritual beliefs form the worldview. Technology should make anything possible but can have the reverse effect of becoming a dogma:
"The idea of the earth as a flat disc surrounded by water and floating on it appears in many parts of the world. The idea can take hold in people's minds despite the evidence of the environment, which may be a desert plateau, a mountainous country, or an island..."
The animal Umwelt must be drastically different from ours in that there is a drastic absence of language. Any similarity must be related to the use of patterned sound.
In some cultures it can be the reverse, where a universe of spiritual beliefs form the worldview. Technology should make anything possible but can have the reverse effect of becoming a dogma:
"The idea of the earth as a flat disc surrounded by water and floating on it appears in many parts of the world. The idea can take hold in people's minds despite the evidence of the environment, which may be a desert plateau, a mountainous country, or an island..."
The animal Umwelt must be drastically different from ours in that there is a drastic absence of language. Any similarity must be related to the use of patterned sound.
