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    famous philosopher designed a thought example to test the human mind comparing it to a programmed computer. The thought experiment placed an English speaker with no knowledge of Chinese written symbols or Chinese Kulacic 2 of 5 language in a locked room. The English speaker is given a “batch” of Chinese writing. The English speaker is then given a “script” of with a set of rules in English that enables him to correlate the first “batch” of Chinese writing with a second “batch” of Chinese writing.

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    The Chinese Room Argument

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    above. Though he did argue against Searle’s Chinese Room argument. In the following paragraphs I’ll briefly explain the Chinese Room argument‚ and how Chalmers responded to Searle. Searle’s argument mainly prove that the Chinese room functional system lacks conscious states‚ in the same way that the conscious experience (subjective experience) of understanding Chinese. Searle’s believes that intentionality requires consciousness. And since the room lacks intentionality it can never be conscious. Chalmers

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    Room without a View It’s about 9:00 a.m. and Ian walks from the main cafeteria in the student centre‚ going outside and over to the D. B. Weldon Library at the University of Western Ontario. He goes in the front doors and takes the elevator to an upper floor. He can’t remember which. He walks over to the room against one of the walls. It’s one in a line of rooms‚ all of which are basically the same. Taking his key out of his pocket‚ he enters. He repeats this process each morning at least three

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    elevated smooth plastered ceiling. A doorframe separates the hall into two parts; there are two rooms on the east side of the doorframe and two additional rooms on the west side. The doorframe dividing the hall features decorative fascia moldings. Ash Lawn-Highland’s first bedroom‚ on the right side of the structure‚ belonged to Monroe’s oldest

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    white and contains architrave trim. Within the room is a fireplace with a stone hearth‚ which connects to a golden metal grate. The painted black metal cheek

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    Proper Way to Clean Your Dorm Room When you first open the door‚ the lingering scent of soiled socks strikes you in the face. The carpet is crusted with lumpy tomato soup from last week‚ and you can’t identify exactly where the top of your desk ends and your roommate’s begins. Does this sound familiar to the dorm room you claim as home? Do you feel stressed at the sight of this mess; if so I can help you discover the super-power-cleaning-skills within you. Your room can be fabulously fresh in a

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    The Leopold Locked Room Review The Leopold locked room written by Edward D. Hoch is a fantastic and thrilling short murder mystery story and is as unpredictable and gripping as possible‚ the characters appeared to be convincing and incredibly original. There are 3 main characters in this short story; Captain Leopold‚ Lieutenant Fletcher and Captain Leopold’s ex-wife Monica The setting of this story is a banquet hall in sunset falls‚ Captain Leopold is invited to his niece Vicki Nelson’s wedding

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    Discuss ‘the Chinese room’ argument. In 1980‚ John Searle began a widespread dispute with his paper‚ ‘Minds‚ Brains‚ and Programmes’ (Searle‚ 1980). The paper referred to a thought experiment which argued against the possibility that computers can ever have artificial intelligence (AI); in essence a condemnation that machines will ever be able to think. Searle’s argument was based on two key claims. That; “brains cause minds and syntax doesn’t suffice for semantics” (Searle‚ 1980‚ p.417)

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    ------------------------------------------------- PRECIS The text under analysis “The Lumber-room” written by Hector Munro is the problem psychological story which revolves around a little orphan Nicholas and his tyrannical and dull-witted aunt‚ who because of the cruel methods of education couldn’t not only find approach to children‚ but also understand their soul. The conflict between the aunt and the nephew as if the conflict between prose and poetry. But softness‚ purity and tenderness of soul

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    The Chinese Room is a thought experiment developed by John Searle. Searle imagines himself in a room receiving pieces of paper inscribed with Chinese symbols through a slot. Searle himself does not understand any Chinese. Searle locates the set of symbols he receives in an English instruction book and then sends out the corresponding set of symbols representing a response as identified in the book back through the slot; similar to how a computer follows the instructions of its program. The person

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