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Originally Posted by Interesting Ian Those experiences which have an external origin can be said to be have a location (appropriately defined). These will include physical objects, but also pains. Those experiences internally generated eg thinking about something, cannot be said to have any location in any meaning of the word. |
Okay, but I can affect your thinking about something by poking your brain, so it appears to have a location. How can I affect something by poking it with a physical object if it is no-where?
I can see why people call dualism with this sort of thing, when there are so clearly two different sets of rules for mental and other.
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No I'm not [rejecting psi].
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Then why doesn't it make sense to ask how we read someone else's mind?
~~ Paul