The current paper, anchored in the discussions surrounding “Linda Problem”, “model-free” and “model-based” learning strategies along with Kahneman’s “two-system view” cognitive model, and Gross’s considerations on “salience processing” and “atypical attribution of salience”, aims to present a potential solution originating in Pre-Judicative Hermeneutics: Cernica’s “three-system view” model....
The paper addresses the variety of human types and attitudes facing the unknown and their philosophical implications and connections with philosophy of knowledge and philosophy of conscience and consciousness. Philosophically, the human attitude in front of the unknown dwells at the boundary between the known and the unknown. This boundary could be the equivalent of the horizon of mystery in...