A concept has to be more than conceivable to have implications for real-world issues such as the nature of consciousness or the origin of the mind. The usefulne

A concept has to be more than conceivable to have implications for real-world issues such as the nature of consciousness or the origin of the mind. The usefulness of Occam's razor is predicated on this fact, as its purpose is to avoid being drawn into endless speculation over ideas that are merely conceivable.