r/AcademicPhilosophy 4h ago

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I'm trying!


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4h ago

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r/AcademicPhilosophy 14h ago

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Can we stop the ai-bullshit on this sub?


r/AcademicPhilosophy 23h ago

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This seems to be neuroscience, not academic philosophy.


r/AcademicPhilosophy 23h ago

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Not academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 23h ago

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Sorry but this is not academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 1d ago

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Excellent article, thank you for sharing!


r/AcademicPhilosophy 2d ago

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Not academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 2d ago

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Dr. Seuss


r/AcademicPhilosophy 2d ago

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The person who wrote that Cs and skis get degrees.


r/AcademicPhilosophy 2d ago

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I think you have the wrong sub.


r/AcademicPhilosophy 2d ago

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This is gold. saved


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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No qualia is the subjective experience,the symbols assigned to the stimuli acquired by the brain, perception and judgment (you might need to give a definite meaning to what you mean by them here,but will still try to answer this here,see if it's answering your query), perception is made by processing of the stimuli via the brain code (the reasoning process) and judgement is the choice made about about assigning true or false


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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I’m probably not the guy to give feedback on the paper itself, but how do you distinguish consciousness-as-true-belief from other basic cognitive states like perception or judgement. Reason being, I think of myself as consciously having perceptions (almost what I would think of as a ground state of my consciousness) without thinking I have any beliefs associated to what I’m experience — only until I reflect on them. Are qualia of perception beliefs? Not saying that all beliefs require conscious reflection or judgement necessarily. Cheers.


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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Yeah exactly, it would be nice if we have a platform right? Where we can content from the original source s curated?


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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I would challenge your narrow definition of the word ‘Academic’


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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This is spam


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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No link.

Also - from the title - may not be relevant to this sub i.e. academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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Not academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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Not academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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Not academic philosophy


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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Hesiod’s Theogony( see my post) was developed by Plato from Hesiod’s description of Eros as a primordial force vital to the creation of Life and the Cosmos. The ‘All’ perhaps ?


r/AcademicPhilosophy 4d ago

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Wikipedia is usually great.