The Problems of the Mind Body Relationships

Mechanicalism proves to be so satisfactory a principle of conduct that people finally believe it capable of solving all the problems thought and scientific research. Science, as has been pointed out above, has not succeeded in solving the problems of the mind body relations. It is beyond doubt that the practice of considering fellow men as beings who think and act as i the ego do, has turned out well. The prospect seems hopeless of getting a similar pragmatic verification for the postulate requiring them to be treated in the same manner as the natural sciences.