Pidgey
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Get on, then.
You believe the question of "mind" to be a philosophical question? I had thought that we'd progressed enough in our science to warrant that "mind" itself could at least be considered to be an ongoing software development based on the creation of neural pathways created from the interplay of one's life experiences combined with one's natural or hereditary qualities (or lack thereof). You might refine your original question a little more:palerider said:It seems that most on this board are a good deal younger than me and I was curious to see how the generation behind me and the one behind those address the big philosophical questions.
palerider said:Is your mind a separate entity from your brain or is everything you know, think, feel, and believe no more than a series of biochemical and electrochemical reactions?