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I don't totally agree. I think qualia have a dual-aspect: they are
*both* Ontological (the fabric of reality itself) *and* Epistemological
(the means through which reality is experienced).
But I think we *do* agree - I would put it precisely as you have above.
I
Le 20-sept.-06, à 21:06, Brent Meeker a écrit :
Bruno Marchal wrote:
Le 20-sept.-06, à 14:08, 1Z a écrit :
This isn't the only way COMP couldbe false. For instance, if
matter exists, consciousness could be dependent on it. Thus,
while the existence of matter might disprove the Bruno
Le 22-sept.-06, à 08:16, Russell Standish a écrit :
On Thu, Sep 21, 2006 at 04:16:53PM +0200, Bruno Marchal wrote:
Russell, when you say nothing external exist, do you mean nothing
primitively material exist, or do you mean there is no independent
reality at all, not even an immaterial
Hi,
I have found an universal diophantine polynomial on the net (the one by
J.P. Jones). To be sure it is a *system* of equations, but by adding
the squares of all the polynomials (by writing them in the form P = 0)
in the system, you will get an equivalent unique polynomial which is
still
John,
Even a real solipsist might eat, sleep, talk to people etc., all under the
impression that everything is a
construction of his own mind. People willingly suspend disbelief in order to
indulge in fiction or computer
games, and a solipsist may believe that he is participating in the
Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
John,
Even a real solipsist might eat, sleep, talk to people etc., all under the
impression that everything is a
construction of his own mind. People willingly suspend disbelief in order to
indulge in fiction or computer
games, and a solipsist may believe
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