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Keith Frankish
Nov 21, 2023
Delving into the complexities of consciousness, the podcast explores qualia, physicalism, dualism, and illusionism. It challenges the idea of a private world being an illusion and discusses self-awareness, emotions, and representational systems. The conversation delves into the subjective nature of experiences, the concept of high-functioning zombies in AI, and the intersection of consciousness and personal experiences.
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- Illusionism challenges the perception of a metaphysically private inner world.
- Understanding diverse perspectives on consciousness aids in ethical AI development.
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Illusionism in Philosophy of Consciousness
Illusionism in the philosophy of consciousness challenges the idea of a metaphysically private inner world, suggesting that our perceptions and experiences may not be as intrinsically separate from external reality as commonly believed. Keith Frankish, a philosopher specializing in the philosophy of mind, delves into the concept of illusionism. He explores the notion that subjectivity itself is an objective process of sensitivity to the world rather than a distinctly private realm. By examining the complex ways in which our unique set of sensitivities shapes our point of view on the world, illusionism questions the intrinsic privacy of our inner experiences.
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