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To me, that argument reads like saying the existence of hammers proves the existence of God.
I'm not in the field, but I understand that one theory of the origin of logic/reasoning is that biological organisms as adaptive systems use Bayesian processes as a consequence of natural selection (i.e. Friston).
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To me, that argument reads like saying the existence of hammers proves the existence of God.
I'm not in the field, but I understand that one theory of the origin of logic/reasoning is that biological organisms as adaptive systems use Bayesian processes as a consequence of natural selection (i.e. Friston).
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