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What is hard about the “hard problem of consciousness”?

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Can science account for consciousness

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A Statistical Argument Against Naturalism from Pro Golf

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According to Chalmers, can neuroscience resolve the "hard problem of consciousness"?

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Which aspects of consciousness are most often addressed by philosophers of mind?

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Can science prove that the earth is not flat?

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Can a theory that is now wrong be right in the future?

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Questioning determinism (example)

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Is there a philosophical principle stating that everything that can be imagined can possibly / must necessarily exist?

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What created the universe?

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Can an animal have qualia without self awareness?

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How to test electromagnetism avoiding circular reasoning?

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Physical correlates of consciousness

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Infinite Sleep vs Death

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How can scientific objectivity be possible in a phenomenological world?

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Do humans have the comprehension of an ant regarding certain things?

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Thought experiment: The distorted brain in a vat

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Human Mind vs Computer

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Is there a logical fallacy in this argument?

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What is the physicalist response to the explanatory gap for conciousness?

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Where's Sophia along the "spectrum of consciousness"?

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Are there convincing arguments for dualism?

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Is it unfair to eternally punish people in hell if determinism is true?

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What are the theoretical limits of self-awareness?

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Is it possible that we are stuck in a loop of endless life?

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From evolution: Why do we need truth, meaning of life and all that stuff?

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How can inanimate matter provide subjective experiences

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Does consciousness exist?

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If we don't have free will, why was the quality of being conscious selected for?

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How have philosophers tried to argue for qualia?

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What is hard about the “hard problem of consciousness”?

Can science account for consciousness

A Statistical Argument Against Naturalism from Pro Golf

According to Chalmers, can neuroscience resolve the "hard problem of consciousness"?

Which aspects of consciousness are most often addressed by philosophers of mind?

Can science prove that the earth is not flat?

Can a theory that is now wrong be right in the future?

Questioning determinism (example)

Is there a philosophical principle stating that everything that can be imagined can possibly / must necessarily exist?

What created the universe?

Can an animal have qualia without self awareness?

How to test electromagnetism avoiding circular reasoning?

Physical correlates of consciousness

Infinite Sleep vs Death

How can scientific objectivity be possible in a phenomenological world?

Do humans have the comprehension of an ant regarding certain things?

Thought experiment: The distorted brain in a vat

Human Mind vs Computer

Is there a logical fallacy in this argument?

What is the physicalist response to the explanatory gap for conciousness?

Where's Sophia along the "spectrum of consciousness"?

Are there convincing arguments for dualism?

Is it unfair to eternally punish people in hell if determinism is true?

What are the theoretical limits of self-awareness?

Is it possible that we are stuck in a loop of endless life?

From evolution: Why do we need truth, meaning of life and all that stuff?

How can inanimate matter provide subjective experiences

Does consciousness exist?

If we don't have free will, why was the quality of being conscious selected for?

How have philosophers tried to argue for qualia?