Nov 1, 2023·edited Nov 1, 2023Liked by Richard Y Chappell
I would have thought there would be some tension between (a) and (b), because it *doesn't* seem as though our minds literally overlap with the physical world. Rather, it appears as though our minds are separate from the world, but responsive to it. So there's a sense in which, if (b) is true, then the world is *not* as it appears. I'd have to read the whole paper, though! Sounds very interesting.
I would have thought there would be some tension between (a) and (b), because it *doesn't* seem as though our minds literally overlap with the physical world. Rather, it appears as though our minds are separate from the world, but responsive to it. So there's a sense in which, if (b) is true, then the world is *not* as it appears. I'd have to read the whole paper, though! Sounds very interesting.