If you want to make that argument, I promise I'll read it, give it honest consideration and offer a thoughtful reply.
Otherwise don't be stupid. Come on.
Otherwise don't be stupid. Come on.
If it isn't that, then we're talking about some non-practical definition, in which case, does that even matter?
I think Occam's razor is sufficient to reject this as a concept. Panpsychism would introduce a lot of complexity into our understanding of the world without really increasing our ability to explain any of it
I don't feel the need to make a stronger case than that because frankly it strikes me as more like mysticism woo than any sort of real serious philosophy