Yes, something like how would two guys argue on panpsychism for example, one for and the other against, presenting the arguments and counter-arguments...
But I don't understand what the fundamental difference between materialism and neutral monism would be in order for the latter to be able to give rise...
I think my journey with this topic has reached its end, unless some new information occurs and maybe change my view. Even if I'm not convinced by Spin...
No strawman. He doesn't state it, of course, but in his metaphysics the substance is not conscious. So consciousness truly arises from something that ...
I think that the unbridgeable gap between us consists in the radically different vision that we have, and that somehow starts from consciousness: I do...
So far I have drawn the following conclusions from Spinozism. Please let me know if they are correct. 1. Logic is fundamental, and everything that is ...
I thought about things more and decided to come back with probably one of the last sets of questions: 1. Logic predominates in Spinozism - can we say ...
Ok, but until then, even if in maths we can find a way to obtain 6 from 2+2, in reality we always obtain 4, right? So in Spinozism, that which 2+2=6 i...
Hmmm... hard for me to express myself on this one. You said 2+2 can be 6 in maths. But in reality, if we take 2 objects and we add another 2, we alway...
Interesting. In this case, am I wrong if I say that empiricism should be primordial in our understanding of the reality? E.g., if we do an experiment ...
Thank you! I think I understand. I've got one on this: let's assume 2+2=5. If that were the case, we would be considered logic and accepted as the onl...
I've got 2 questions for you, 1 related to Spinozism, 1 not directly connected to the topic of this OP, it is related more to the concept of emergence...
Thanks, man! Nobody can suspect me of being friend, but I have to admit his last reply was probably the most helpful for me in order to understand wha...
I think (hope) I understand you perfectly. This is an exposure of how things might happen IF it is possible to get qualia from non-qualia or conscious...
I just wanted to find out if Spinoza offers an alternative response for emergence to the question ''How is it possible to obtain consciousness from no...
Yes! So Spinoza does indeed explain (define) consciousness in this way, but he doesn't provide an answer for the question ''How can qualia be generate...
- cool name That'd be great, but it's basically impossible. I've got a life... Agree, but I'm getting better at this. - yes, but also happy. Frustrate...
So to sum this first part up, Spinoza does not offer an explanation for how come a force with 0 consciousness, will, qualia, etc. can give rise to con...
You have shown a lot of patience and I would like you to understand me. I have always wondered how consciousness is possible. The explanation of the m...
Then how exactly does he think about it? Please give me a short answer for these: A. He claims that consciousness arose from a God/Nature who does not...
The question makes absolutely 100% sense. We assume one guy convinces Spinoza of something. That can lead to : A. no difference, the ''something'' is ...
My problem is that I'm trying to frame Spinoza's vision of consciousness in materialism / panpsychism, and Spinoza is neither (at least, he isn't mate...
Now it is pretty clear to me you're actually avoiding the answer. I can accept that my earlier questions make no sense, this one really does. It is a ...
Trolling - no way. But my question wasn't a ''response'' to your last post. Was just another question. It's late here and it's kind of hard to read a ...
and - I could have stopped asking questions here after several people had already confirmed that if the h.p were true, Spinozism would be false. The o...
I actually do, but I need to read it several times. Patience please :smile: Also, I started to read this: https://eltalondeaquiles.pucp.edu.pe/wp-cont...
If one had truly convinced Spinoza that something with no consciousness cannot cause consciousness, would he come to the conclusion his metaphysics wa...
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