Nick T. - yes, I accept the causal closure of the physical. (And thus epiphenomenalism. I discuss the epistemic consequences in my post ‘Why do you think you’re conscious?’)
On the broader issue—to expand on my response to James above—see my post on the explanatory power of dualism.
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Nick T. - yes, I accept the causal closure of the physical. (And thus epiphenomenalism. I discuss the epistemic consequences in my post ‘Why do you think you’re conscious?’)
On the broader issue—to expand on my response to James above—see my post on the explanatory power of dualism.