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i thought it would be fun to have a thread for us to share links to rels/phil-related academic papers for those of us who want to GET INTO IT-- either those we've written or others we find interesting. here's one i wrote on how buddhist thought has fundamentally shaped japanese …
Sadly @sencha that link is broken. Is there an update?
Here is a paper I recently read that I found interesting and has me wanting to take a deeper dive into the philosophy of the body and mind.
abstract: Determining the biological function of phenomenal consciousness appears necessary to explain its origin: evolution by natural selection operates on organisms’ traits based on the biological functions they fulfill. But identifying the function of phenomenal consciousness has proven difficult. Some have proposed that the function of phenomenal consciousness is to facilitate mental processes such as reasoning or learning. But mental processes such as reasoning and learning seem to be possible in the absence of phenomenal consciousness. It is difficult to pinpoint in what way phenomenal consciousness enhances these processes or others like them. In this paper, we explore a possibility that has been neglected to date. Perhaps phenomenal consciousness has no function of its own because it is either a by-product of other traits or a (functionless) accident. If so, then phenomenal consciousness has an evolutionary explanation even though it fulfills no biological function.
So how does this tip function work anyways because i'd love to tip someone???
myType = setMyType();
and yet it still works ?
Yes, yes I did do that. Sorry.