Living car

The monograph is devoted to the following issue: is it possible to consider a person and, more widely, life as something mechanical and determined by their device and physiology? It seems that the answer to this question is positive, despite the fact that concepts that endow people with free will, special intellectual potential, the presence of self -developing culture, etc. prevail. Neither our feelings, nor behavior, nor even thinking are something that would be free and regardless of the incentives that affect us. On the contrary, they act as reactions to external and internal events, which are more than predictable and expected. Thus, people are also living cars, like everyone else, in nothing in this sense.
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