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Well put. Not like his other arguments aren t equally self defeating: 1. Brain activity isn't the same as thinking, feeling, or seeing. 2. No one has remotel
by zerostar07 15y ago
Well put. Not like his other arguments aren t equally self defeating:
1. Brain activity isn't the same as thinking, feeling, or seeing.
2. No one has remotely shown how molecules acquire the qualities of the mind.*
3. It is impossible to construct a theory of the mind based on material objects that somehow became conscious.
4. When the brain lights up, its activity is like a radio lighting up when music is played. It is an obvious fallacy to say that the radio composed the music. What is being viewed is only a physical correlation, not a cause.