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The teleopgical explanation tries to see beneficial purpose in a given phenomenon.
This jerky inspiratory effort asscoiated with closure of glottis, is opposite of jerky expiratory effort such as sneeze or cough, which are aimed at throwing out foreign material from the lungs.
The hiccups therefore appear to be efforts to jerkily bring in outside air, apparently to prevent possible collapse, as a result of the signal for the hiccup, which apears to be anything that mimicks the sudden collapse.
So it appears that, any stimulation of vagus or phrenic nerves or diaphragm itself; due to any pathology, when appears akin to beginning of the process of sudden collapse, the hiccups are generated.
Experiemntal verification may be done by simulating impending collapse of various degrees and seeing the response of body.
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What is a teleological explanation?
A teleological explanation refers to an explanation of phenomena based on their purpose or goal rather than just the causes that led to them. It often involves attributing design or purpose to natural or physical processes.
What are the arguments for and against a teleological explanation of the origins of human language?
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Who made the teleological argument?
It was formulated by Aquinas, but the most famous explanation of it was was William Paley. It is also known as the design argument.
Is it true when that someone thinks about you it gives you the hiccups?
Perhaps, but there are simpler reasons that are medically proven. A paranormal explanation would be indistinguishable from pure coincidence.
What are the arguments for and against a teleological explantion of the origin of human language?
For: A teleological explanation suggests that language has a specific purpose or function, such as enhancing communication or promoting social cohesion. It could help explain the complexity and efficiency of human language as a result of natural selection, as those with better language skills were more likely to survive and pass on their genes. Against: Critics argue that a teleological explanation may oversimplify the evolution of language by attributing a single purpose to such a complex and multifaceted phenomenon. It may ignore other factors that could have influenced the development of language, such as cultural evolution or cognitive adaptations.
Is utilitarianism deontological or teleological?
Utilitarianism is a teleological ethical theory, as it focuses on the consequences or outcomes of actions to determine their moral worth. It is concerned with maximizing overall happiness or well-being for the greatest number of people.
What color are your hiccups?
How am I supposed to know I don't keep track of what color my hiccups!😶😐😑
What does teleological?
Teleological means describing events as happening for purposes, for example, the sun shines in order to keep the Earth warm; the non-teleological version would be that the sun shines because of the process of nuclear fusion that takes place inside it. Or, a teleological explanation for why the rain falls, is to help the crops to grow. Non-teleologically, the rain falls because changes in air temperature will eventually cause water vapor to condense into droplets which at some point will become too large to remain suspended in the air, and which will fall due to the force of gravity. I could say that chemical reactions are driven by the desire of atoms to have eight electrons in their outer shell, which is teleological, but I could also say non-teleologically that an atom with eight electrons in its outer shell has a stable arragnement of electrons. See how that works?
What is a sentence using the word hiccups?
My hiccups are dehabilitating.
Are hiccups good for infants?
There not bad. all they really are in a short explanation is the body trying to get air.. that's why if you eat to fast you get hiccups because your body isn't getting enough oxygen.. If you place their hands on their head it will open the airway and help them to breath, also if you gently massage the back or chest where the lungs are to stimulate them.
Why do you get hiccups after laughing too much?
When you laugh you breathe in a lot of air and that causes hiccups
What does teleological mean?
Teleological means describing events as happening for purposes, for example, the sun shines in order to keep the Earth warm; the non-teleological version would be that the sun shines because of the process of nuclear fusion that takes place inside it. Or, a teleological explanation for why the rain falls, is to help the crops to grow. Non-teleologically, the rain falls because changes in air temperature will eventually cause water vapor to condense into droplets which at some point will become too large to remain suspended in the air, and which will fall due to the force of gravity. I could say that chemical reactions are driven by the desire of atoms to have eight electrons in their outer shell, which is teleological, but I could also say non-teleologically that an atom with eight electrons in its outer shell has a stable arragnement of electrons. See how that works?
