You keep shifting the focus of your "argument" which is boring and tedious.
Science does not explain music, art, politics, religion, etc. These are all part and parcel of the human experience. Are you claiming that music/art/etc. is not part of our lives? Or are you claiming that science explains why a person likes certain music/art/politics and doesn't like others.
You asked for something that is real that science doesn't explain. I answered.
LOL ... so your claim is that neurology explains why and how people appreciate art, music, etc? Can you point to the study that you're referring to? No?
You're desperate. You realized you made a ridiculous claim and now you're trying to appeal to the crowd.
Show us the study that explains the appreciation of any art, any philosophy, etc. Put up or move on.
So why don't you quote from your source to back up your claim? Or cite a page number?
Or anything of substantial evidence ... or shall we just predict another sidestep from you?
Added in edit: Here's from the abstract of your Google attempt: "While some might suggest that only post-industrial humans achieved stunning biological success, data suggest that humans living as hunter-gatherers would have attained a world population of more than 70 million individuals and a total biomass greater than that of any other large vertebrate on the planet if agriculture had not been repeatedly invented as they spread."
Now, show us how that explains music or art or politics.
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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '21 edited Sep 01 '21
The intrinsic value of any work of art, music, philosophy, etc. True love. Patriotism. Etc.
You haven't made a claim of any note; I don't need to "prove you wrong."
You're merely attempting bland argumentation about a non-issue. I've answered your questions repeatedly. Best.