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Denyse O'Leary
Date
May 17, 2024

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Human exceptionalism, Media, Panpsychism, Science

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Consciousness as an illusion, Daniel Dennett (on conscious AI), Derk Pereboom, Edward Feser on eliminative materialism, eliminative materialism, Georges Rey, Illusionism, Joshua Hawkins, Keith Frankish (consciousness as illusion), Michael Tye, Nicholas Humphrey and illusionism, Panpsychism as gaining ground, Panpsychism vs. eliminative materialism, Panpsychism vs. illusionism}

Panpsychism Going Mainstream in Popular Media?

_{Significantly, Hawkins does not try to privilege conventional “consciousness is an illusion” over panpsychism (“everything is conscious”). He treats the two views equally} _{Denyse O'Leary
May 17, 2024

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Human exceptionalism, Media, Panpsychism, Science}

Panpsychism is very much a materialist theory. It avoids absurdity by admitting that human consciousness is real — but then tries to make it part of nature. Read More ›