Galina Valentinovna Grinenko. History of philosophy (№ 466477)

The errors of the human mind are rooted in man's desire to view nature by analogy with himself, and are inherent in all people. Misconceptions arise individually for each person due to the specific conditions of upbringing: at the same time, each person, as it were, looks at the world from his own cave. Misconceptions also arise from blind faith in authority.