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You can't possibly hope for eliminativism to be meaningful? Like a computer is not on the level of a transistor, "you" is not on the level of a neuron, but on a
by GoblinSlayer 5y ago
You can't possibly hope for eliminativism to be meaningful? Like a computer is not on the level of a transistor, "you" is not on the level of a neuron, but on a higher integrative level.
- seiferteric 5y agoI mean I am saying it does not matter. If "you" is the sum of your experiences, genes and your environment programming your brain over time, but decisions are either deterministic or probabilistic, then "you" really had no input on how your brain/body would ultimately develop. It does not matter how complex your program is, each decision ultimately comes down to a process on the lowest level that you don't control.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoPrograms have full input on what ultimately happens: the result completely depends on the program. There's no "you" on the lowest level, by looking there you don't see what happens to "you", so your claims about "you" aren't based on knowledge, but prejudice.