Robert Ettinger wrote (in the FOR Deutsch List):
> [...]
>And yet again: There is no reason that we cannot (eventually) describe
>subjective conditions in objective terms, and transfer feelings (qualia)
>from
>one person to another. It's not a question of self-reference or anything to
>do wit
cel.
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From: James Higgo (co.uk) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 12:58 PM
Subject: Re: Is consciousness real?
> That's quite a surprise: someone who understands what I said!
> - Original Message
Jamikes wrote:
> ...
>They all make a living on ["consciousness"]. And:
>Poor old Descartes (I esteem his genius to
>the highest level) would have
>made quite different conclusions had he had a
>freshman's cours of the
>2000/2001 schoolyear in physiology and
>biology. (Pineal gland?)
Either he
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: Is consciousness real?
> James Higgo writes:
> > Consciousness - a flow of related
Johnn Mikes wrote:
>Consciousness is a historical noumenon of no content, an imaginary 'thing'
>that does not exist.
Consciousness is what makes pain painfull.
It makes also conscience possible, and it makes the human right sensefull.
If you have had one moment of joy or pain, I take it that yo
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