Can human learning and thinking be adequately reduced to the operations of neurons, on the one hand, or to chips of silicon, on the other?
As Howard Gardner pointedly asked in the article "What We Do & Don't Know About Learning" (2004): Can human learning and thinking be adequately reduced to the operations of neurons, on the one hand, or to chips of silicon, on the other?
Furthermore, scientists "seem to be guilty of fine-tuning specific solutions without adequately thinking about the context in which they are used and the real needs to which they respond".
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The more that the name seems appropriate, the more we are likely to be lulled into thinking that we have adequately comprehended the godhead in our use of the name.
The syntactic view suggested that scientific practice could be adequately rationally reconstructed by thinking of theories as axiomatic systems, and, more importantly, that logical deduction was a useful regulative ideal for thinking about how inferences from theory to the world are drawn.
Sometimes they judged that the routine did not fit the clinical situation or did not adequately support their students' thinking and so it was abandoned in favour of a different routine.
Both Wood and Hepburn initially resented Nixon "stealing" their voices, thinking that they could handle the songs adequately themselves.
A lot of institutions and other sports are quite liberal and forward thinking but, for some strange reason, football has never adequately broached the topic of sexuality.
The new way of thinking needs to be more like "our program isn't adequately equipped to support those eight people, and we need to fix that".
