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What is the relationship between matter and consciousness?
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Dualism + Epiphenomenalism: matter is fundamental and can give rise to consciousness; consciousness has no causal power.
The question is unclear/has overlapping answers/has wrong descriptions/is poorly done in some other way that prevents me from answering.
Dualism + Interactionism: matter consciousness are both fundamental; they causally affect each other.
Panpsychism: consciousness is inherently tied to matter; causal effects of consciousness happen within the laws of physics.
Illusionism (strong/weak): matter is fundamental; consciousness either doesn't exist or only exists as an abstraction.
Unsure
Reductionist Functionalism: consciousness is inherently tied to [movements of matter that implement algorithms]; causal effects of consciousness happen within the laws of physics.
Subjective Idealism: consciousness is fundamental; matter does not independently exist.
Objective Idealism: consciousness is fundamental; matter is emergent from consciousness but does independently exist.
Other:
On a scale from 0 to 5, how much has your view on the above been influenced by The Sequences/The book "Rationality: From AI to Zombies"?
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Adopted the view I've inferred from them
The laws of physics (or a future refinement of them) are causally closed. (I.e., they exhaustively describe how physical stuff evolves.)
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I'm not sure.
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