Почему наш мозг обречен создавать религии? // Дробышевский. Человек разумный

Can animals believe in something like humans? How have scientists' experiments proven that monkeys have "mystical moods"? How were ancient humans able to perceive living objects in inanimate objects? For what purposes did religious rites and rituals arise? And why are attempts to communicate with spirits "a consequence of our super-sociability"? In this episode of the program "Drobyshevsky. Homo Sapiens," Stanislav Drobyshevsky discusses how religion reflects human thinking. 00:00 "Drobyshevsky. Homo Sapiens." Sacred Belief 01:16 Do animals have faith in anything? 02:21 About the "mystical moods" of monkeys 07:09 Australopithecines: What finds indicate that they had a developing religion? 11:33 Bruniquel Cave: Why did the ancients burn cave bears? 4:50 PM Why do we know so little about the religious rites and rituals of our ancestors? 10:21 PM "Ideas about spirits are a consequence of our hyper-sociability" 11:38 PM What was the benefit of religion for the ancients? Subscribe to the RTVI Telegram channel: https://t.me/+f45ODW6gl60zY2My Follow @NauchDok and like RTVI News - all the main events 24/7:    / myrtvi