Is a human cognitive-developmental ethology/ethogram theory the only one that posits (at least at its inception) that we can discover everything? AND, does only it show all the things that really are just made-up people-within-the-person (homunculi) as such, and show they are totally unnecessary? I believe so (on both counts). It does both BECAUSE perception (perception/attention) is always a major focus (of experience and learning) and will always be UNLESS it becomes untenable -- and then we will fix it PROPERLY. (True ethology  inherently guides one to self-correction AS NEEDED: realize this and then see the shame in abandoning ethology.)  Human cognitive developmentalists: hope to get your attention!  (See Project, link below)

[Please also read the next Project Log entry.]

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