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Searle accepts Cartesian dualism.

Nagel thinks that his arguments about subjective experience show that physicalism is false.

According to Searle, strong AI has the consequence that

Locke thinks that living things can change their matter without losing their identity.

According to Nagel, consciousness makes the mind-body problem seem

Nagel thinks we may one day come to know what it is like to be a bat.

Williams concludes it is clear what a person should choose in his case where the person switches bodies.

Socrates and Theaetetus abandon the definition of knowledge they discuss at the very beginning of the excerpt to consider the definition that knowledge is

Socrates and Meno are discussing whether which subject can be taught?

According to Williams, in his experiment where A and B switch bodies, most people would choose what if they were person A?