Definition: Berkeleianism is a concept in the field of cognitive science that refers to the idea that humans have a unique ability to process and store information, which they call "memorized knowledge." This ability is often described as "superstitious" or "superconscious," as it involves the conscious control over one's own memory and learning processes. It has been proposed that this superstitious aspect of human cognition may be responsible for some aspects of human intelligence, such as creativity and problem
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