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Re:How does my mind talk to my body? [audio] by jhayward on Sunday March 21, 2021 @07:49PM (#26535217)
> It might be easier to understand what you're actually saying if it didn't seem like you were being deliberately vague and hand-wavish just to sound sophisticated.

And, yet, your refutation is:

>Given deeper thought, one will find that it's a much more complicated problem to model for. Intuition starts to get fuzzy and practicality goes out the window when factoring in physical constraints.

I think one of these is deliberately vague and hand-wavish just to sound sophisticated. The one that's arguing for some mystical mind-body duality and "deeper thought".

Re:How does my mind talk to my body? [audio] by mckirk on Monday March 22, 2021 @09:51AM (#26540753)
It might be worth pointing out that I'm not the author of that refutation. But I agree that that refutation was itself pretty vague. I was still more irked by the guy being going full Zen-master in the level of clarity of his posts, calling people fatally confused for even thinking about the question and then wondering about being downvoted.
Re:How does my mind talk to my body? [audio] by ncmncm on Monday March 22, 2021 @07:09PM (#26548691)
The degree of confusion that could lead one to conclude from what I wrote that I was "wondering about being downvoted", is positively dizzying. Anyone so confused would certainly starve to death absent continual provision by others.