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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos  Okay, but I can affect your thinking about something by poking your brain,
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Or by poking the remote robot's brain.
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so it appears to have a location. How can I affect something by poking it with a physical object if it is no-where?
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Why shouldn't you be able to? This just seems to be your claim that the physical should not be able to interact with the non-physical. In which case why do you think this? Is it derived from your experience of the world? Or is it an
a priori presumption you hold? If the latter how do you justify this?
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Then why doesn't it make sense to ask how we read someone else's mind?
~~ Paul
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For more or less the same reason why it doesn't make sense to ask how the Universe is able to exist from one second to the next.