About point 1: I think you are right with that assumption, though I believe that many people repeat this argument without having really a stance on (or awareness of) brain physicalism. That’s why I didn’t hesitate to include it. Still, if you have a decent idea of how to improve this article for people who are sceptical of physicalism, I would like to add it.
About point 2: Yeah you might be right … a reference to OthelloGPT would make it more convincing—I will add it later!
Edit: Still, I believe that “mashup” isn’t even a strictly false characterization of concept composition. I think I might add a paragraph explicitly explaining that and how I think about it.
About point 1: I think you are right with that assumption, though I believe that many people repeat this argument without having really a stance on (or awareness of) brain physicalism. That’s why I didn’t hesitate to include it. Still, if you have a decent idea of how to improve this article for people who are sceptical of physicalism, I would like to add it.
About point 2: Yeah you might be right … a reference to OthelloGPT would make it more convincing—I will add it later!
Edit: Still, I believe that “mashup” isn’t even a strictly false characterization of concept composition. I think I might add a paragraph explicitly explaining that and how I think about it.