> The apparent distinction arises from our separation of physical and mental processes. The distinction is that discovery is of something that exists without

> The apparent distinction arises from our separation of physical and mental processes. The distinction is that discovery is of something that exists without human intervention and invention exists because of human intervention. For example, telescopes are invented ( human made ). The moons of Saturn are discovered ( not human made ). You created a straw man and argued about dualism. The question of discovery and invention has nothing to do with mind/body problem.