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As I read it, this is an argument about what it means to be 'real'. The argument goes along the lines of consciousness can only be described behaviouristically.
by rocqua 10y ago
As I read it, this is an argument about what it means to be 'real'. The argument goes along the lines of consciousness can only be described behaviouristically. Therefore it is a behaviour. Moreover, consciousness only is a 'metaphor' for the material world, rather than a description of the material world.
This is then taken to mean that it is so far divorced from the material world so as to merely be an illusion.