[Krimel]
I would say this is exactly the point I have been trying to make for a
slightly different angle. I think phenomenologically we need to understand
how it is that we have experiences or if you prefer how "we" are
differentiated by experience. I think understanding how we detect patterns
and make meaning is important and I think the neuroscience have a great
deal
to add to the discussion.
DM: I agree that we should get whatever insights we can from science. But it
adds
to the enquiry it should not be seen as the only form of enquiry.
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