Final thinking

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In contrast to causal thinking, final thinking denotes a way of thinking that presupposes a purpose or has an intention. It is therefore suitable for conscious everyday actions, but prevents scientific thinking, since processes in nature from a scientific point of view are not based on intent. In contrast to this is the teaching of teleology , according to which all actions are purposeful.

Individual evidence

  1. Dittmar Graf: Theory of Evolution - Acceptance and Mediation in European Comparison, 2011, p. 145.