The Simplicity Intuition and Its Hidden Influence on Philosophy of Mind

Noûs 42 (2):308 - 335 (2008)
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Huxley’s Explanatory Gap: There can be no explanation of how states of consciousness arise from interaction among a collection of physical things

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