Telmo Menezes <[email protected]> wrote:

​> ​
> I have no doubt that the brain is a physical computer,


​And I ​also have no doubt mind is what the brain does.



> ​> ​
> and that
> ​ ​
> computations performed by the brain are no different from any other
> computations.
>

​Good.​


>
​> ​
> We are discussing physicalism and computationalism, and if they are
> compatible or not
>

​Of course they are compatible!

>
​> ​
> Bruce repeatedly makes variation of the claim: "look, the brain is
> physical and the brain generates consciousness, these are the facts".
> This is what I am replying to. It's an argument from authority


Argument from authority
​, what the hell are you talking about? In every experiment ever performed
when the physical brain changes ​consciousness changes, and whenever
consciousness changes a change in the brain can be found. What more
evidence do you need, what more evidence could there even be??

>
> Ok, so you are rejecting computationalism.


​I don't know about Bruce but I'm not rejecting ​
computationalism
​ because I believe the mind ​is a information processing system. what I'm
rejecting is "comp";  Bruno claims his silly homemade word means the same
thing but clearly that's not true and the fact is I don't know what it
means and I'm not sure Bruno does either.

 John K Clark

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