| Topic: | Mind Experts |
| Camp: | Agreement / David Chalmers |
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13.93 Mind Experts
2.25 David Chalmers
2.25 Steven Lehar
1.07 John Smythies
1.01 Roger Penrose
1.01 Jordan Taylor
1.01 Ernest Simmons
0.75 António Damásio
0.51 Graeme E. Smith
0.5 John Gregg
0.25 Brent Allsop
0.16 Gerald Edelman
0.08 Susan Blackmore
0.07 Marvin Minsky
0.04 Richard Wilson
0.02 Robert Ettinger
0.01 Stuart Hameroff
Camp Statement
David Chalmers is a famous philosopher in the area of philosophy of mind. He is currently Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Consciousness at the Australian National University. He is best known for his notion of the hard problem of consciousness. David Chalmers is the primary creator of the best bibliography on the study of the mind known as Mind Papers currently with more than 18000 entries. For more information, see his Wikipedia Page.
In 1995, David Chalmers authored a paper entitled "Absent Qualia, Fading Qualia, Dancing Qualia" in which he proposes a principle of organizational invariance which holds that any functional isomorph of a conscious system has experiences that are qualitatively identical to those of the original system as represented in this Functional Equivalence camp in the topic on the 'Hard Problem'.
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Total Support for This Camp (including sub-camps): 2.25
Current Topic Record:
Topic Name: Mind Experts
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Current Camp Record:
Camp Name: David Chalmers
Title: David Chalmers
Key Words: David Chalmers
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Parent Camp: Agreement