“Philosophers have long regarded intentionality as a puzzling phenomenon, for it is hard to see how it can arise in a purely physical world. After all, mental states presumably depend ultimately on the brain, and thus on neurons and their… — Samir Okasha Copy Share Image
“Philosophers have long regarded intentionality as a puzzling phenomenon, for it is hard to see how it can arise in a purely physical world.… — Samir Okasha Copy Share Image
“Simpler theories may be more convenient to work with, but they are not intrinsically more probable than complex ones.” — Samir Okasha Copy Share Image
“Firstly, it meant that the issue between competing paradigms could not be resolved by simply appealing to ‘the data’ or ‘the facts’, for what… — Samir Okasha Copy Share Image
“From a philosophical point of view, Leibniz's most interesting argument was that absolute space conflicted with what he called the principle of the identity… — Samir Okasha Copy Share Image
