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    Theory of Mind: Thomas Nagel and Daniel Dennett The mind-body problem consists of two very different theories; Dualism and materialism. These are two theories that are on opposite sides of the spectrum and I will compare not only their ideas‚ but also the ways in which they coincide and oppose each other. From these two theories‚ I agree with materialism since I believe our consciousness and “life” consists of nothing more than the physical mind. Dualism is the assumption that mental phenomena

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    What is a dream? Some dictionaries say‚ “A series of thoughts‚ images‚ and emotions that occur during sleep” (Webster’s). Other references say dreams are “a communication of body‚ mind‚ and spirit in a symbolic communicative environmental state of being” (Lukeman 61). Dreams have both a metaphysical and physical existence. The metaphysical aspect is the imagery in a dream and its relation to the subconscious. The physical aspect is the chemical reactions that occur within the brain during dreams

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    least eight hours. Disturbed sleeping patterns can be caused by: stress‚ an unhealthy diet‚ and pain. This essay will further examine the mentioned causes. Stress is a primary cause of a disturbed sleeping pattern. Stress is when the body becomes overwhelmed by different problems‚ and becomes too much for one to handle. The daily stressors of life can cause stress. Some examples of daily stressors are: finances‚ children‚ jobs‚ and family. With all of these stressors on one’s mind‚ there is no sense

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    The “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” is a science-fiction film set in an alternate reality‚ in which humans have the ability to wipe all of the memories of a specific person from their minds -- forever. The movie can be difficult to entirely understand until the very end‚ as it does not follow a linear narrative. We are introduced to the two main characters‚ Joel‚ who is played by Jim Carrey‚ and Clementine‚ who is played by Kate Winslet‚ and they are on a train back to Rockville Centre. The

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    The mind body problem has been the center of philosophical discussion for decades and has yet to be fully resolved. As the principal advocate for dualism‚ Descartes states that as humans we are composed of two major substances: the mental and the physical which manage to exist side by side. Without a doubt‚ Cartesian Dualism was one of Descartes major contributions to the study of philosophy; idea with which I agree based on the following analysis. The fundamental choice between the mind-body problem

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    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind incorporates many stylistic strategies to convey the central message over to its audience. The science fiction aspect of the movie‚ which was being able to erase someone from a person’s memory‚ incorporated with the dramatic aspect‚ made the film make more sense in regards to time. I was very confused after watching this movie for the first time‚ but after the second time‚ many revelations came forth and I saw what certain things really meant‚ why some things

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    The human brain is so complex that the technology we have today could not replicate a fully conscious mind. Individuals have progressed the works of machines way beyond their original structure. Computers have faster software that allows them to work much quicker‚ even though their response time is faster‚ the computer itself does not understand the information it is giving or being asked of it. For a computer program to have a strong AI it must have genuine expression and be able to answer questions

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    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a romantic comedy‚ science fiction movie about a couple who have each other erased from their memories but they end up together after the procedure is over. This portrays the theme of fate ;which is defined as “forces outside of your control that make things happen.” and how you are destined to be with someone either for a blessing or a lesson. This theme is shown throughout the movie with the use of fragmentation and postmodern techniques. Such as‚ symbols

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    Sofia Nicholas’s gave a “Mind Over Matter” speech about how can the brain unconsciously and subconsciously control the body. She did that by demonstrating four examples to help prove her point which where monks and yogis‚ placebo effect‚ nocebo effect‚ and the UCLA–Caltech experiment. Sofia started with an attention getting introduction as she referred to her personal experience in having body reactions from nightmares which resembled the reason behind her interest. She was also able to list her

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    In Clive Thompson’s article “Smarter than You Think: How Technology Is Changing Our Minds for the Better‚” he argues that technology is positively changing the way people think and how they affect everyday activities. He uses the role of computers in chess playing as an example to steer away from the idea of “man vs. machine” and‚ instead‚ highlight the powerful relationship between humans and computers if they work together. According to Thompson‚ technology was initially created to influence intellectual

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