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an informal philosophy blog by Gregg Shores

Category: Sean Carroll

Commentary on Daniel Dennett on Sean Carroll’s podcast: Minds, Patterns, and the Scientific Image Part II

We are continuing our commentary into Dennett and Carroll’s second hour. They discuss zombies and free will, among other things. … More

Commentary on Daniel Dennett on Sean Carroll’s podcast: Minds, Patterns, and the Scientific Image Part I

The last BQTA post was the unadorned transcript of the conversation between Dan Dennett and Sean Carroll published on 1/6/20, … More

Daniel Dennett on Sean Carroll’s podcast: Minds, Patterns, and the Scientific Image

Who’s your favorite living philosopher? For physicist Sean Carroll, it’s Dan Dennett. And why not? Dennett is committed to a … More

Carroll, Chalmers, and the Hard Problem: a Commentary, Part I

What is consciousness anyway?  And how did it get here?  How can 3 pounds of brain tissue create conscious experience?  … More

Artificial Intelligence, Color, Consciousness, Darwin, David Chalmers, Evolution, Sean Carroll

David Chalmers and Sean Carroll

Are you conscious? Am I? Maybe we are zombies, or simulated characters in a video game played by a more … More

Alan Turing, Bats, Color, Eliminative Materialism, Giulio Tononi, Illusionism, Logical Positivism, Ned Block, Property Dualism, qualia, Quantum Mechanics, Rudolph Carnap, Simulation, Tom Nagel, Tom Stoppard, Verificationism

The Moons of Jupiter

In this season of thanks, most of us are thankful for family and friends, for health and happiness, and for … More

Astronomy, Jupiter
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