Multiple-choice test on physicalism

Consider the following argument: 1.  Eve’s believing that p is realized by having a token of p in her head. 2.  Having a token of p in one’s head is realized by some detailed, neural state.    So, 3.  Eve’s believing that p is realized by some detailed neural state. …

Computation without Representation

As some of you may know, I am engaged in a long-term campaign against the view that concrete computations (computational states, computing mechanisms) are individuated, even in part, by their semantic properties.  Of course, computations may be interpreted, i.e., assigned semantic content, but this is not part of their individuation.  …

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