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Did Aristotle believe the soul was superior to the body?
Yes, Aristotle believed that the soul was superior to the body because it is the principle of life and intelligence. He viewed the body as the physical vessel that the soul animates and gives life to.
What is the seat of all higher thinking in the body?
The brain is the seat of all higher thinking in the body. It processes sensory information and controls our thoughts, memories, emotions, and actions.
What do you think is the biggest contribution so far of your body to your existence?
The brain, as it controls all bodily functions, thoughts, and actions, has made the biggest contribution to my existence.
What image does Emerson use to argue againts being frightened of having your thoughts and actions deemed contradictory or chaotic?
Emerson uses the image of a flowing river to argue against being frightened of having your thoughts and actions deemed contradictory or chaotic. Just as a river's course appears unpredictable and chaotic yet still leads to a larger body of water, he argues that individual actions and thoughts may seem scattered but ultimately contribute to a greater whole or purpose.
What does embodied mean?
to rely on somthing
Why do you sacrifice things for Lent?
mortification of thoughts, body ,words and actions
Did Aristotle believe the soul was superior to the body?
Yes, Aristotle believed that the soul was superior to the body because it is the principle of life and intelligence. He viewed the body as the physical vessel that the soul animates and gives life to.
What parts of the body does the nervous system control?
Your brain and actions (i believe actions).
What body organ did Aristotle believe functioned merely to cool the blood?
Aristotle believed that the liver functioned merely to cool the blood.
Which ancient Greek philiospher believe thatthe soul was superior to the body and reason more reliable than senses?
Plato was the most famous philosopher who believed that. Aristotle did also, although he thought that the soul died with the body. Plato admired Parmenides, who also believe that. .
What is the seat of all higher thinking in the body?
The brain is the seat of all higher thinking in the body. It processes sensory information and controls our thoughts, memories, emotions, and actions.
If your head fits your body fits?
This phrase suggests that when your thoughts and beliefs align with your actions and behaviors, you achieve a sense of harmony and balance. It emphasizes the importance of having consistency between your thoughts and actions for a well-rounded sense of self.
Why do Sikhs use incense sticks?
They believe the incense's have medicinal actions upon the body I believe, also they believe that they are used to repel evil spirits, excuse me if I'm incorrect.
What is brains job?
The brain's main job is to receive and process information from the body and the environment, make decisions, and send signals to control the body's actions and functions. It is responsible for our thoughts, emotions, memories, and coordination of bodily functions.
What do you think is the biggest contribution so far of your body to your existence?
The brain, as it controls all bodily functions, thoughts, and actions, has made the biggest contribution to my existence.
What are normal thoughts and actions for 13 year old boys?
The thoughts of a young boy during puberty, can be of anything, just like an adult. However, they may be more prone to thinking about sex and girls, etc. Actions can (again) be anything. Puberty normally brings several actions, such as being more sporty, sometimes aggressiveness can increase given the hormones surging their body.
What image does Emerson use to argue againts being frightened of having your thoughts and actions deemed contradictory or chaotic?
Emerson uses the image of a flowing river to argue against being frightened of having your thoughts and actions deemed contradictory or chaotic. Just as a river's course appears unpredictable and chaotic yet still leads to a larger body of water, he argues that individual actions and thoughts may seem scattered but ultimately contribute to a greater whole or purpose.
