Titlebook: Kabinett physikalischer Rarit?ten; Eine Anthologie zum Robert L. Weber,Eric Mendoza Book 19802nd edition Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 198

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Robert L. Weber,Eric Mendozar the brain events which correspond to human choices, (2) it must be shown how the supposedly immaterial self or mind can connect with these unpredictable physical events so as to use them as a physical vehicle, so to speak, for translating the immaterial events that are our choices into the materia

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Robert L. Weber,Eric Mendozaings of an animal in a state of nature would be as lethal as a tendency to misread signs. The coincidence of physical and logical causes that determinism requires would not, after all, be a mere inexplicable coincidence but a reasonable and indeed probable outcome of known biological processes.

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John Herapathmonstrate to what extent such an enriched approach helps to solve puzzles that arise when we try to get a grip on practical knowledge without accommodating its formal-causal unifying function and, last but not least, she defends the claim that practical knowledge approaches to intentional action are

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Paul Kirkpatrick question whether the multiverse interpretation is able to solve the locality problem of quantum mechanics. The chapter ends with presenting and discussing some objections others have raised against the multiverse interpretation of quantum mechanics as well support that has been crafted in favor of

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Reinhold Gerharzlosed-system or an open-system perspective is taken on the universe or what will be defined as ‘physical.’ This issue is addressed in a box. In another box, the question is answered whether (weak) psychophysical parallelism would be an appropriate label for the consequences of the clustered-minds mu

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Bert Liston Taylornary ‘proof’ of the multiverse. The chapter also contains two boxes. One box addresses some objections against the notion of parallel times that might possibly arise from the second law of thermodynamics and offers a new view of the problem. The other box deals with criticism that others have raised