Supersense

Supersense

By
Bruce M. Hood
Bruce M. Hood
2009 • 302 pages

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A neuroscientist identifies a high prevalence of belief in supernatural phenomena and superstition while explaining why people are innately subject to such beliefs, in an account that explores why superstitions promote societal bonding.

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