<p>Human and animal sunk costs often aren’t, and sunk cost bias may be useful on an individual level to encourage learning. Convincing examples of sunk cost bias typically operate on organizational levels and are probably driven by non-psychological causes like competition.</p>
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the dualistic conflict of the matter and the mind has been existing since the earliest times amongst the discussions of philosophers.the first school of philosophy propounds that the matter isinsentient and has no life. it is ever existing and its origin can not be explained. on the other hand , this school opines that the mind is conscious and is also ever existing along with the matter. both the matter and the mind jointly operate this world. the sankhya philosophy of the sage kapil fits into this categor