anthropomorphic fallacy

The anthropomorphic fallacy, as defined by philosophers and psychologists, is the tendency to assign human personality attributes to non-human objects.

In neuromythography, we embrace anthropomorphism as a valid method (“useful fiction”) for making sense of biological complexity.

By Hermes Phimegistus

Hermes Phimegistus is a descendant of Hermes Trismegistus, whose eponymous Hermeticism was the progenitor of Western scientific traditions. He has brought forth into this time the subtle knowledge of "As Above, So Below" that pertains to the mind, body, spirit, and brain.

He is the jackdaw.

You can email him at hermes AT neuromythography DOT com .

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