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by fc417fc802
108 days ago
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Because you can't even define what consciousness is, let alone objectively test for it. You are entirely wrong though. You most certainly _can_ reduce the human auditory process to a (bio)mechanical list. You have unilaterally, arbitrarily, and without justification added consciousness to that list. |
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Exactly. So if we understand "hearing" as something registered by consciousness, then implicitly things that are not conscious cannot "hear".
>reduce the human auditory process
Yes, human auditory process, yes. "Hearing" no. I see that you cleverly switched to the "auditory process" instead of "hearing". moving goal posts, are we?