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Physicalism: only matter matters

Lectures in Science and Religion Posted on August 6, 2017 by A_2much_2soonSeptember 29, 2017

Does your conscious mind have any effect on your brain? Maybe not. Some claim that our consciousness is like the rainbow over a waterfall. The waterfall causes it, but the rainbow in turn has no effect on the waterfall. This … Continue reading →

Posted in Consciousness and Free Will, Physicalism | Tagged Downward causation, Emergentism, Epiphenomenalism, Inverted spectrum argument, Physicalism, Reductive physicalism, Supervenience | Leave a reply

Recapitulation: supervenience and superdupervenience

Lectures in Science and Religion Posted on August 1, 2017 by A_2much_2soonSeptember 29, 2017

I told you about monism and dualism. There is one other somewhat far-fetched alternative that I neglected to mention, panpsychism. It’s the doctrine that Mind is a fundamental feature of the world which exists throughout the universe. That brings up … Continue reading →

Posted in Consciousness and Free Will, Recapitulation | Tagged Brute fact, Emergentism, Epipenhomenalism, God of the gaps, Jessica Wison, Panpsychism, Supervenience | Leave a reply

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