I think you need to read more about this subject before presenting your unsupported intuitions as fact.
I think you need to read more about this subject before presenting your unsupported intuitions as fact.
about my unawareness of the body of philosophical writing and lack of reading in the subject, strangely i have a degree in philosophy and indeed 1:1 in the philosophy of mind.
so i guess this is one of those "unsupported intuitions".
academic philosophy is not practical in ML and on top of that this is a web forum. it is my unsupported opinion that 99% of papers in the philosophy of mind published after 2000 are 100% bullshit.
if you need my justification for no phenomenology, it is valid to assume in the absence of falsifiability the most simple, practical and intuitive position.
the hard problem is something that is currently pointless as is searle, dennett, kripke, goldman et al. and especially pointless is stuart russell on asi.
they don't meet the standard of knowledge required for decisions.