Ella S.
Well-Known Member
Have we now? So the "hard question" of science has been now sufficiently answered with overwhelming and widely accepted evidential facts, has it?
As Daniel Dennett has pointed out, there never really was a "hard problem of consciousness." The entire idea begins with the false premise that our mind is somehow different in character to the processes of the brain, which has never actually been demonstrated. In fact, all of our studies on mind-body dualism have shown pretty much the exact opposite for over a century now.
I'm aware that many people have a vested interest in denying these findings and so it continues to be a common argument in pop culture, but the science is pretty much settled.