I DONT NEED AN EXPLANATION FOR ANY OF THEM, THANKS. The

I DONT NEED AN EXPLANATION FOR ANY OF THEM, THANKS. The

I DONT NEED AN EXPLANATION FOR ANY OF THEM, THANKS.

1. The “Knowledge Argument” or Mary the omniscient scientist, attempts to prove what?

A. None

B. God does not exist

C. Dualism is false

D. Descartes is wrong

E. God exists

F. Physicalism/materialism is false

1. David Hume adopts a view similar to the Buddhists regarding personal identity arguing that there is no _________.

A. God

B. Self

C. Knowledge

D. Truth

E. Place like home

1. William Lycan supports which of the following views that is open to the possibility of actual computer consciousness?

A. Idealism

B. Panpsychism

C. Dualism

D. Epiphenomenalism

E. Functionalism

1. Gilbert Ryle calls Descartes’ philosophy on the mind/brain “The Dogma of the______.”

A. Body

B. Pineal gland

C. Ghost in the machine

D. Materialist

E. Dualist

1. This famous code breaker during WWII devised a test for intelligence but without needing to define “intelligence”, where an entity that can fool us into thinking it is intelligent passes the test:

A. John Searle

B. Alan Turing

C. Meredith Michaels

D. William Lycan

E. John Locke

1. If I believe that the causal principle in science holds, and everything is determined by the laws of physics, but I also believe in moral responsibility, then I am best described as a/an:

A. Determinist

B. Libertarian

C. Compatibilist

D. Materialist

E. Indeterminist

1. Leibniz thought experiment regarding the possibility of getting anything you want but only on the condition that all of your memories be erased just prior to having your wishes met, is meant to support which view?

A. Brain theory

B. Bodily continuity

C. Neuronal theory

D. Psychological continuity

E. Illusion theory

1. The principle that states the simplest explanation is usually the best because it avoids multiplying extra stuff that increases the mysteries that need explaining, is called:

A. Ockham’s razor

B. Plato’s paring knife

C. Hume’s spork

D. Kramer’s blade

E. Ryle’s sythe