Perry, John CSLI

<p>May 15, 2010 4:21 PM

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&#60;met &#160;Wes Holliday... grad student on May 14.&#62;

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Bertrand Russell on limitations of science

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it only describes the REALTIONSHIPS of objects and

NOT THEIR INTRINSIC NATURE ir INTRINSIC properties.

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So, &#160;on this view &#160;CONSC may be part of that INTRINSIC nature of physical objects

and we experience it directly in the mind.

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On this view, &#160;the Universe may have &#160;pan proto consc &#160;(a la &#160;Chalmers) but

not detailed images, experience, detailed qualia, etc. &#160;&#160;which require finely articulated brains.

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He &#160;really recommends &#160;Herb Feigel's 1950's book on &#160;Mind to me.

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Look at trail of sugar in Supermarket in Wiki... the Indexal I.</p>