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    The Mind-Brain Problem

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    mind-brain problem (Brysbaert & Rastle, 2009). Each group attempts to determine what constitutes the self and makes each person their own individual with feelings, beliefs, and private experiences. The perspective of dualism presents the idea that the mind and body are separate and the soul is immortal and survives the death of the body (Brysbaert & Rastle, 2009). Dualists believe that consciousness controls our thinking allowing for…

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    transcendent reality, therefore making the human consciousness and transcendent reality inseparable. However, Hughes points out that “… while divine reality is distinctively constitutive of human consciousness, it is not contained by consciousness. So it is that in many of her poems Dickinson is at pains to convey how imperishable divine reality immeasurably transcends, with overwhelming mysteriousness, the finitude and limitations of human consciousness and…

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    Human Psyche In Macbeth

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    understanding of the dichotomy of the human psyche? While studying and comparing the positive notion of creation and the detrimental effect destruction has on an individuals being we begin to comprehend the complicated and dichotomous nature of human consciousness. William Shakespeare’s Elizabethan drama Macbeth (1606) and the Romantic poems of William Blake ‘London’ (1794) and ‘Human Abstract’ (1794) each validate the convoluted emotions of love and betrayal whilst exploring their different…

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    decision making and emotions. Once Deloris finds her way to the center of the maze she begins to hear her own voice rather than her creators programing. This is the transformation from machine to man taking place in which her programed self is dulling and she’s becoming self aware. There are seven life processes or characteristics that scientists use to govern whether something is living or not. These seven processes are movement, respiration, sensitivity, growth, reproduction, excretion, and…

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    commands that they must follow, until one robot is built that can disobey these commands. The robot also says it has a name, dreams, and seems to be self-aware, unlike the others. This presents the issue that I am proposing for my research paper: since this robot seems conscious, does it deserve the same rights that a human would? Is its consciousness invalid because it’s not human? Another example of something that has peaked my interest in this particular idea is a game that I have spent a…

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    The artwork evokes the meaning of birth, death, time, human consciousness, baptism and it also links to violas psychological experience as a child. During the beginning of the film a man standing naked near the pool contemplates then decides to leap into the water, this links to when viola jumped into a lake as a child…

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    the opportunity to convey themselves through their beliefs and behaviors. It is perceived as a crucial aspect to many people’s lives, as it regulates actions and teaches individuals to abide by specific rules and morals. An individual’s mode of consciousness grants his/her mind to be aware of perception, ideas, and feelings. Such a state is intrinsically tied to one’s behavior. An individual’s environment, including the people or objects in it, has the power to influence and change one’s…

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    thus most of their leisure time is taken over by technology, even the majority of non leisure time is subsumed by portable technics (i.e.,handheld devices and cell phones). This has isolated humans into their private sphere to pursue their own private self interest and a retreat away from the public spheres. People in some sense are comfortable in their dissatisfied lives. They find comfort in the escape and drabness in their daily lives by being subservient to the apparatus. There is much…

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    biological synonym to the term human being would restrict the definition from encompassing future or past entities that may display characteristics deserving of not being treated as a mere means, or to be responsible for their actions. For example self-aware animals with well-developed brains or entities of artificial intelligence may possess characteristics we might subscribe to what it means to be a person. However, then justifying…

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    informational contents from a human brain that has been preserved through cryopreservation, onto computers. Once the information of the former, self-functioning, natural human brain is uploaded onto the computer it is able to mimic thoughts, preferences, and behavioral patterns that the humans that had those brains once had. This simulated consciousness is called the “Nu-Me” and it has abilities to avoid the effects of aging since old or damaged parts can easily be replaced. Philosophers Rene…

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