In spite of the fact that Descartes contends for the mind-body dualism, the kind of dualism for which he contends, involves certain theoretical troubles and apparently insuperable issues. The primary trouble with mental movement is that, as Descartes comprehends them, how do the brain and matter communicate. In the event that brains are as particular from material things as Descartes cases, it appears at any rate incomprehensible that the two sorts of substances ought to associate. The subject of the connection between the mental and the physical can be acted identically like about mental and physical properties, ideas, or predicates. A property is a component of a question, for example, being round, or being three feet from the world's surface.
