I would want to know why the person who designed the machine decided
that the output should be. And if his reason or theory was based on
behavior. I don't see how it could avoid it.
—Barry
On 20 Dec 2014, at 6:09, Russ Abbott wrote:
Suppose you had a device that could read brain waves and determine
whether
someone believed in [a]theism. Since this wouldn't be a diagnosis
based on
behavior would it get at what you want?
*-- Russ Abbott*
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