So I believe that, somehow, the perception is explainable, physically. And, at least for me, that intuition is much stronger than the intuition that conscious perception and computation are in separate magisteria.
It’s possible for physicalism to be true, and computationalism false.
We’ll be able to get a lot further in this discussion once someone actually writes a SeeRed() function, which both epiphenomenalists and reductionists agree can be done.
I’ll say. Solving the problem does tend to solve the problem.
It’s possible for physicalism to be true, and computationalism false.
I’ll say. Solving the problem does tend to solve the problem.