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Cognitive science of religion

the idea that people intuitively assume minds survive death because they cannot imagine having no mental states at all.

In cognitive science of religion, simulation constraint hypothesis refers to the idea that people intuitively assume minds survive death because they cannot imagine having no mental states at all. This meaning comes from Bering (2002) in Journal of Cognition and Culture.[1]

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  1. Bering, J. (2002). Intuitive Conceptions of Dead Agents' Minds: The Natural Foundations of Afterlife Beliefs as Phenomenological Boundary. Journal of Cognition and Culture, 2(4), 263-308. https://doi.org/10.1163/15685370260441008

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