The Problem of Other Minds

For most people, the problem of others seems irrelevant or nonexistent; for some, the problem of others is an attractive dilemma. Another ideological problem is how to support people's commonsense beliefs against the general denial of other ideas against the existence of other thought individuals. Generally, it is necessary to believe with all my heart's thought that it is the only thing for others and all others are simple automata.

"Other ideological problems" exist as problems in the problem as it is an extension of the interaction dilemma. To understand what this means, consider the statements of James Cornman and Keith Lehrer. "Other people, people with thought and body, mental and physical behavior, but, as the dualism interaction says, the heart is completely different from the body and completely different, it exists in the heart There is no way to prove the existence of other beliefs, so there is no way to know if it still exists Others (251)

Compared with dualistic theory, materialism is less susceptible to other ideological problems, but other versions of this problem stubbornly reproduce. Deciding to define a mental state in behavior does not mean that a mental state is an action, it is controversial whether an attempt to reduce behavior, brain or functional status will succeed. In addition, the argument "lack of qualia" means that in one of two of the functional or physiologically isomorphic creatures, one is conscious and the other is completely unimaginable, imaginable and physiological and We assert that it matches what matches. Of the many molecules that are difficult to distinguish between the two, one has experience and the other has no experience. Both show the same neural activity and they insist that everyone can see the flowers on the grass and they deny being "blind"; both can comply with the request to obtain safflower We are experienced. 43-49).