Ep. 223: Guest Ned Block on Consciousness (Part One)
The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast
The climax and denouement of our summer philosophy of mind series: Ned Block visits to fill in the gaps about functionalism and attributing consciousness to machines and discuss essays from Blockheads (2019), focusing here on Brian McLaughlinβs βCould an Android be Sentient?β
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