The Splintered Mind
reflections in philosophy of psychology, broadly construed.
- By Eric Schwitzgebel
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Most recent posts
In about 45 minutes (12:30 pm Pacific Daylight Time, hybrid format), I'll be commenting on Mark Coeckelbergh's presentation here at UCR on AI and Democracy (info and registration here). I'm not sure what he'll say, …
In virtue of what do human beings have conscious experiences? How is it that there's "something it's like" to be us, while there's (presumably) nothing it's like to be a rock or a virus? Our …
Daniel Dennett has died, and the world has lost possibly its most important living philosopher.[Image: Dennett in 2012]My most vivid memory of Dennett is from a long face-to-face meeting I had with him in 2007 …