Re:What Is It Like to Have a Brain?: Nineteen Ways of Lookin...
by namero999 on Friday October 14, 2022 @06:20PM
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Of course not. And sorry if I've missed the sarcasm :)
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Re:What Is It Like to Have a Brain?: Nineteen Ways of Lookin...
by jamiek88 on Friday October 14, 2022 @07:42PM
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Why of course not?
Re:What Is It Like to Have a Brain?: Nineteen Ways of Lookin...
by namero999 on Saturday October 15, 2022 @10:03AM
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What makes you think that a simulation of a process is the process itself? If you were to simulate on silicon kidney function down to sub-particle precision, would you expect your computer to pee on your desk? So why would you expect consciousness to be present in a simulation of brain activity or brain complexity? Can you point to _any_ instance of presumed consciousness in a non-biological complex?
Re:What Is It Like to Have a Brain?: Nineteen Ways of Lookin...
by TaupeRanger on Sunday October 16, 2022 @05:49PM
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Yes, you would expect the kidney to produce its expected outputs to an entity within" the simulation. Of course it wouldn't produce the same things outside the simulation.