Considering Henry Ford

'Considering Henry Ford' explores the fundmental differences between thinking, the higher order cognitive function of humans; and instinct, the powerful unconscious process of the 'lesser' species. Inevitably, higher order thinking lends itself and begets a higher degree of 'self-interest' while evident from more successful species including cockroaches, ants and bacteria, one enormous benefit of instinct seems to be a balance that lends itself to both the collective and individual...
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'Considering Henry Ford' explores the fundmental differences between thinking, the higher order cognitive function of humans; and instinct, the powerful unconscious process of the 'lesser' species. Inevitably, higher order thinking lends itself and begets a higher degree of 'self-interest' while evident from more successful species including cockroaches, ants and bacteria, one enormous benefit of instinct seems to be a balance that lends itself to both the collective and individual needs and their historical and evolutionary success.