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How do we learn that something matters besides experience?
We learn that something matters to us in addition to experience by imagining an experience machine and then realizing that we would not use it. We can continue to imagine a sequence of experience machines each designed to fill lacks suggested for the earlier machines.

How does our motive affect how we learn a idea?
Our motive for learning a idea affects how we learn it. We learn in different ways for different purposes. The key features of the three types are: Actions that help reproduction of ideas learnt; memorising, rote learning of ideas, noting details.

How do you choose your life experiences?
You can pick and choose from their large library or smorgasbord of such experiences, selecting your life's experiences for, say, the next two years. After two years have passed, you will have ten minutes or ten hours out of the tank, to select the experiences of your next two years.

How does interest in an idea grow?
Interest in an idea can grow as we learn more about an idea. We can be motivated to learn an idea in which we are not initially interested. Our interest can grow with continued exposure to the idea. We are continually exposed to information, both familiar and unfamiliar. We don't show an interest in all of this information.

[PDF File]WHY DO WE NEED SCIENCE? - University of Technology Sydney
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• Do we want to build industries that compete on knowledge and ideas, and operate in sustainable ways? • Do we want to generate new jobs to replace the old, jobs that people will want to do because they reward us for energy, imagination, and ambition? • Do we want to be the beneficiaries of new medicines, better ways of getting around ...

[PDF File]Motivating learning : Why do we learn - University of Melbourne
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A key aspect of individual difference in learning is that some students • are not interested in learning • don't feel challenged to learn • are not motivated to learn. This unit examines the following issues : • Conditions favourable to learning : When do we learn ? • Curiosity and its place in formal education • An interest in learning

[PDF File]1 WHAT IS IT? WHY DO WE WANT IT? - Russell Sage Foundation
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useful to consider why political equality -- defined roughly as equal influence over government policy across citizens -- might be desirable within the framework of democratic governance. Why do we want it? C Political equality is a valued good per se. The ability to express one=s political views is constitutive of membership in the polity.

[PDF File]Integris Lean Culture (What? Why? How?) 10 15 13 - Washington
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Lean Culture What is it? Why do we want it? How do we get it? Presented by Brett Cooper

Why do we want to think humans are different?
Why do we want to think humans are different? Colin A. Chapman . Department of Anthropology, McGill University, Montreal, Canada Shaanxi Key Laboratory for Animal onservation, orthwest University, Xi’an, hina School of Life Sciences, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa . Michael A. Huffman

[PDF File]The Experience Machine - University of Colorado Boulder
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The Experience Machine by Robert Nozick (1974, 1989) Excerpt from Anarchy, State, and Utopia (1974) What matters other than how people's experiences feel "from the inside"? Suppose there were an experience machine that would give you any experience that you desired.

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