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[drsmax]

New on petemandik.com/philosophy:

Paper:

Evolving Artificial Minds and Brains . ( with Mike Collins and Alex Vereschagin). Categorisation, Mental States, and Development. Andrea Schalley and Drew Khlentzos (eds.) Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishers.

Talk:

Consciousness and the Computational Interface Between Egocentric and

Comments

[transient_poet]

Would corporations then need be considered 'Intelligent' since the only way to explain to continued use of fossil fuels is for the survival of corporate manufacturing, given the overwhelming data supporting the death or severely impacted survival of biological organisms for its continued use. Corollary, have you noticed the increase in Corporations as characters in recent films, Batman, Fantastic Four I Heart Huckabees, etc?

[drsmax]

I'd answer "yes" to both questions.

[spasmsproject]

Not to sound dumb, but the article was way more reader-friendly than I thought it'd be. Very cool. Very cool, indeed...

[drsmax]

That's excellent news. I'm glad it comes across that way. Thanks!

[thinkingthing]

Yay for prolific philosophers!

The allocentric/egocentric interface really seems to be your thing!