That kind of depends on what the question is, and you still haven’t told me. If the question is, “who makes the most delicious cupcakes”, then Materialism is probably not the answer. If the question is, “how do you account for the irreducibility of subjective experience”, then Materialism is not the answer either, since you have not convinced me that subjective experience is irreducible, and thus the answer is “mu”.
I haven’t told you because they haven’t told me. Which is not surprising, since thinking about what the questions are tends to reveal that materaiism doens’t answer most of them.
Ok, so there are some questions that materialism doesn’t answer, but you don’t know what those questions are, or why it doesn’t answer them ? Why are we still talking about this, then ?
I know what the questions materialism doesn’t answer are. I’ve mentioned them repeatedly. I don’t know what the questions materialism does answer are, ebcause the true Believers wont say.
That kind of depends on what the question is, and you still haven’t told me. If the question is, “who makes the most delicious cupcakes”, then Materialism is probably not the answer. If the question is, “how do you account for the irreducibility of subjective experience”, then Materialism is not the answer either, since you have not convinced me that subjective experience is irreducible, and thus the answer is “mu”.
I haven’t told you because they haven’t told me. Which is not surprising, since thinking about what the questions are tends to reveal that materaiism doens’t answer most of them.
Ok, so there are some questions that materialism doesn’t answer, but you don’t know what those questions are, or why it doesn’t answer them ? Why are we still talking about this, then ?
I know what the questions materialism doesn’t answer are. I’ve mentioned them repeatedly. I don’t know what the questions materialism does answer are, ebcause the true Believers wont say.