Hmm. According to Wikipedia, he bought sex from his subordinates with resources that apparently belonged to his college and not himself. This is theft. Given that there were multiple independent reports that did not know about each other, and he is not a notable political figure to draw an expensive smear campaign, it is likely true.
"For example, 'whiteness' could not even be imagined to exist all by itself; the reason is that it is a property, not an independent thing."
I don't know. There are a lot of people, many backed by the coercive force of government, who imagine "whiteness" to exist all by itself, and moreover to be an evil thing. E.g. see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiteness_studies
Hylemorphism also maintains that mental images are physical. It is broader but not less valid definition of physical. Physical objects have metrical aspects such as extension, mass etc and non-metrical aspects, the fundamental non-metrical aspect being the existence of the object itself.
I also like Julian Jaynes account of mind and consciousness. He defines as "Subjective conscious mind is an analog of what is called the real world."
Hmm. According to Wikipedia, he bought sex from his subordinates with resources that apparently belonged to his college and not himself. This is theft. Given that there were multiple independent reports that did not know about each other, and he is not a notable political figure to draw an expensive smear campaign, it is likely true.
Does praising Fidel Castro actually cause any harm?
No more than voting.
"For example, 'whiteness' could not even be imagined to exist all by itself; the reason is that it is a property, not an independent thing."
I don't know. There are a lot of people, many backed by the coercive force of government, who imagine "whiteness" to exist all by itself, and moreover to be an evil thing. E.g. see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiteness_studies
Searle will always be relevant, imho.
https://open.substack.com/pub/siennaleon/p/the-time-travel-theory-of-confidence?r=6hu6n2&utm_medium=ios
Hylemorphism also maintains that mental images are physical. It is broader but not less valid definition of physical. Physical objects have metrical aspects such as extension, mass etc and non-metrical aspects, the fundamental non-metrical aspect being the existence of the object itself.
I also like Julian Jaynes account of mind and consciousness. He defines as "Subjective conscious mind is an analog of what is called the real world."
I don't get why you aren't an irrationalist or intuitionist.
Ooh, now I especially want to know the answer to the question I asked about your last AI post:
https://www.betonit.ai/p/muybridge-ai-and-the-mind/comment/159946178
"Searle explains, it that of levels "
Searle explains, iS that of levels
Yes, lightly edited, as promised.