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DE EN Final Draft | Nomological Principle for Testing Modal Indicia – Illustrated by the Hard Problem of Consciousness (HPoC)

Authors: Schüttler, Ralf;

DE EN Final Draft | Nomological Principle for Testing Modal Indicia – Illustrated by the Hard Problem of Consciousness (HPoC)

Abstract

In der Betrachtung der Problematik rund um das HPoC habe ich immer wieder in Richtungen Überlegungen angestrebt, die wenig überraschend, in die schon vor mir namhafte Wissenschaftler Überlegungen angestrebt hatten. In diesem Dokument beschreibe ich welche das sind und wie ich diese am Beispiel des HPoC zu einem nomologischen Prüfprinzip für modale Indizien zusammenstelle, wodurch eine Diskurseinigkeit zwischen den wissenschaftlichen Disziplinen erreicht werden könnte. Natürlich müssten echte Wissenschaftler meine Überlegungen für so wertvoll erachten, dass diese untersucht werden würde. Denn, wie immer gilt, dass dieses Dokument lediglich die Gedanken eines interessierten Laien zusammen fassen und es keine wissenschaftlich begutachteten Aussagen sind. In considering the issues surrounding HPoC, I have repeatedly sought directions of thought that, unsurprisingly, were already pursued by renowned scientists before me. In this paper, I describe these ideas and how I bring them together, using the HPoC as an example, into a nomological principle for testing modal indicia. This could help establish discursive unity between the scientific disciplines.Of course, real scientists would have to consider my reflections valuable enough to investigate further. As always, this document merely summarizes the thoughts of an interested layperson and does not represent peer-reviewed scientific statements.

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