Movie’s like “The Change Up” and “Ghost” have the story line where…

Movie’s like “The Change Up” and “Ghost” have the story line where…

-Movie’s like “The Change Up” and “Ghost” have the

story line where two bodies swap minds, and ghosts run around. What philosophical view about the mind is this assuming? What are three criticisms of this assumption?

-Why are both Plato and Descartes considered to be rationalists in epistemology? On what grounds do empiricists attack them?

-Why is David Hume considered to be the most radical of all the Empiricists?

-Defend the following thesis: The Mind-Brain Identity Theory is wrong because it cannot be proven that a particular mental state is the same thing as a brain state.

-Explain why John Locke thinks colors, tastes, sounds etc. do not actually exist outside of our minds in the external world.

-What is the teleological argument for God, and what are three criticisms of it?

-Explain why people should never break a promise, according to Kant by applying the Categorical Imperative – Universalize the act of promise-breaking. Then explain problems or weaknesses of Kant’s view.

-Why is nature not deterministic for Heisenberg? (Explain his indeterminacy principle). Then argue with an example, why an undetermined action (random) is no more free than a determined one.

-What is the difference between Act and Rule Utilitarianism? (Explain with an example). Why does RU improve on AU? And what are the problems with RU, if any?

-What is the view of evidentialism and supporting arguments for it? How is this view attacked by non-evidentialists?