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« Reply #40 on: 25/08/2006 14:26:49 »
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Originally posted by weed4me
it has been suggested that selectivity for certain pheromones might explain why we are only attracted to certain people. guess thats why you cheat...you cant really tell chemicals to stop messing with your brain.....



The same could be said of much of human behaviour – the problem is the contradiction between the scientific/medical notion of the human brain as merely a biological process, and the philosophical concept of free will.

That we have biological processes that promote infidelity is without question – the question arises as to what are the contrary pathways that promote fidelity (since it is self-evident that while some people are unfaithful, others are not – so both possibilities must exist).



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