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It's not a problem of the "amount" of analysis capabilities. The experience is orthogonal to rational. It's the same Chinese Room - no matter how many analytica
by devenvdev 5y ago
It's not a problem of the "amount" of analysis capabilities. The experience is orthogonal to rational. It's the same Chinese Room - no matter how many analytical brains you would throw on understanding what "red" qualia means, you won't be able to explain it and won't be able to experience it until you did.
- Maursault 5y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_room https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_room
- trevyn 5y agoWe can analyze many “irrational” brain states from the outside. I’d suggest looking at modern fMRI results. I’d also suggest forgetting about the Chinese Room. It might have been an interesting thing to discuss 40 years ago. It’s just sad to see people taking it seriously today.
- devenvdev 5y agoWhy would the Chinese Room be irrelevant? It's directly connected to the hard problem of consciousness, which is more relevant than ever, if anything. fMRI can analyze a brain, not an experience, proving that one equals another brings us back to the same problem.