Le 26-mars-07, à 01:34, Stathis Papaioannou a écrit :
> Standard computationalism is just the theory that your brain could be
> replaced with an appropriately configured digital computer and you
> would not only act the same, you would also feel the same. Bruno goes
> on to show that this entails there is no separate physical reality by
> means of the UDA, but we can still talk about computationalism - the
> predominant theory in cognitive science - without discussing the UDA.
Yes. And I intervene only when I find a contradiction between what is
said, with the consequence of the UDA.
I am also open to criticism of the UDA itself.
> And in any case, the ideas Brent and I have been discussing are still
> relevant if computationalism is wrong and (again a separate matter)
> there is only one universe.
Certainly.
Bruno
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Received on Wed Mar 28 2007 - 06:27:46 PDT