How to pronounce“reductionist”in English

reductionist analytical thinkers of the time so here's my dinner you know and I think that's much better my dinner is

reductionist analytical thinkers of the time so here's my dinner you know and I think that's much better my dinner is

The reductionist method, what people refer to as the mechanistic age, doesn’t allow us to keep track of the whole.

how reductionistic can we ultimately be?

It's a reductionist.

And that kind of reductionist view, really, I think is simplifying the complexity that exists.

It was anything but reductionist.

from that reductionist way of thinking.

We like reductionist things.

There are also a reductionist theories of consciousness from functionalist approaches, where consciousness is just basically taken to be a giant algorithm or computation,

But the non-reductionist approaches have other problems in seeing how it all works.

We are not so reductionist.

I mean very reductionist neuroscience.

And that reductionist method has been the driver of great progress in many, many areas.

For me the reductionist approach was really very profitable and not something that I really thought a lot about before.

by any reductionist model when you experience a sound or a color or a taste or a smell um the activity in your brain is just a

This may be too reductionist, but you said earlier, if existential threats give people meaning, we conquered many of the existential threats, but

The second is the Reductionists.

I am a materialist and a reductionist, but I would say probably less so than in

One answer was the materialist reductionist answer of the ancient Indian materialist, ,, which is that the material universe, matter is fundamental and consciousness

You need to synthesize your reductionist account to have a fuller story of what life is at the level of chemistry and biology.

And they were always quite reductionist questions, which got to a question about how technology was changing.

It is a kind of reductionist enterprise.

It's that I think that the reductionist methodology of science is not able to capture the experience.

It would have been sexist and reductionist to call her mom, because she was much more than a mother.

So there's a kind of reductionist story, there's a kind of Socratic dialogue that takes place in the Singularity literature, in which you have someone who's a skeptic and

I mean if you ask a materialist reductionist, what's a thought?

was originated in the modern age using reductionist thinking and in fact the real or the correct unit of analysis is bioregional scale place and so imagine

The only problem with a reductionist method is that it’s not the way the universe actually works.

And I actually think—this is horribly reductionist, but I actually think—it’s just the best way that we’ve found to be able to cooperate.

so this clearly is a reductionist approach he has chance of doing many things besides colors he use figuration in addition color but it drops out

synthesis uh biology has had its reductionist period wonderful we hope it will

pushed at us for too long a very reductionist view of the world.

It's not true from the rationalist or the new rationalist reductionist sense that a tree has a spirit.

The reason why the Western world is more focused on reductionist approach to nutrition is actually the topic of your newest book,

Daniel Dennett, a leading reductionist thinker about consciousness has been pushing for the last couple of decades the idea that consciousness involves a certain kind of user illusion.

Again, that makes it harder to be reductionist and just say, oh, just take this pill.

In fact, it was very reductionist thinking back then, which I didn't know about when I went to Gombe, and I knew nothing

And moving from a more reductionist approach to more holistic approach around whole foods, you came up with this recommended diet,

We've got to get out of that mode of focusing only on reductionist approaches.

In fact, it was very reductionist thinking back then, which I didn't know about when I went to Gombe.

You don't need to talk about what's happening down the reductionist level.

because that notion of free will has tentacles that reach right down to the reductionist account.

to hieroglyphics, and that it's a reductionist form of language, and actually the word-form language actually

to lay out a new way of understanding art-- one that avoids the reductionist approach of neuroscience and reframes art as a crucial practice of human life.

So cancer, we've treated a reductionist way.

That individualistic, competition-based or gene-based reductionist approaches don't do the best job of categorizing science in general,

An iPhone or a bicycle or a car are all products of a reductionist mindset, and since we’ve been in that mode for 400 years it’s literally baked into our DNA at this point.

well I mean in in a sense it isn't quite a reductionist approach but it's focusing on one thing to the exclusion of others in a sense and certainly um if