Holism or reductionism
Well, you're talking psychology here, so I'd say you will get a mixed response. I think I'd lean to holistic, but I never had to cure anybody from being a psychotic mass murderer, so don't go by me.
As for understanding the universe reductionism. In other words bottom up thinking and not top down thinking with a mental God at the top down to the world being mental with us in the mind of God. Unless you are Deepak Chopra, Casparov, and New Age philosophers who have not contributed anything to the advancement of science, and are holding it back with their nonsense. :wall: Solitary
What?
Reductionism: something is only worth the sum of its parts
Holism: A whole is greater than the sum of its parts
What's the term for the whole being worth less than the sum of it's parts?
Not sure, but I wouldn't buy something like that
Quote from: Contemporary Protestant on May 10, 2014, 01:11:46 PM
Not sure, but I wouldn't buy something like that
Oh, come now. There must be a reason why otherwise talented cast and crews wind up making terrible movies.
I thought Holism was the worship of things with lots of holes.