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Looks like a hyperbolic flaw in reasoning. The "Hard Problem", as described, seems more to define consciousness as something which does not arise exclusively fr
by omniglottal 3y ago
Looks like a hyperbolic flaw in reasoning. The "Hard Problem", as described, seems more to define consciousness as something which does not arise exclusively from (known) physical properties of the system.
In what reality would the phenomenom of consciousness be defined without any underlying physical property? Seems that study would aptly be called "metaphysics".