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    Both the mind and machines are complex physical substances which we may or may not ever fully understand. Nonetheless, there are large portions of the brain and machines that we are aware of, but different people have different theories explaining how they work. Over the course of this semester my views about the mind and artificial intelligence have changed. In this paper I will first go through how my views about the human mind have changed going over the brain theory of personal identity, the…

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    Descartes has many arguments for mind body dualism one being that when a piece of the body is separated he knows for sure that his mind is still fully intact and has not been separated and supports this notion differentiating parts of the mind willing, conceiving and perceiving are unexpended and indivisible. And extend corporeal objects are divisible and unthinking. This example is used to separate them by category, one element is metaphysical and the other is tangible and has matter.…

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    tructure of the mind. Freud’s structure of the mind. The id. This part of the mind that Freud explains as the Id refers to the unconscious part of the mind that seeks to find pleasure. Freud believes that because of the Id people act out in certain ways. If the Id is not in par with the ego and super ego it can effect behaviour. As the Id is the part of the mind that holds all basic drives in order to satisfy any needs, the Id is also explained as being impulsive. The Id does not take into…

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    so. Have no fear, Michio Kaku is here to pose this fascinating look at humanities journey to interpret, enhance, and empower the mind. As Kaku advises, the two greatest mysteries of nature are the universe and the mind. We (humans) have the capability to accomplish improbable feats of scientific ability nevertheless, these two mysteries, the universe, and the mind, perpetually elude and tantalize us. We are left asking the basic philosophical questions like: How did it all begin? What is…

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    Conrad: Sometimes the mind is cruel Inspired by “Sometimes the earth is cruel” by Leonard Pitts Sometimes the mind is cruel. That is ultimately the lesson here, as kids are trapped, families lose members, and the dead lie unclaimed by the ones they once kissed goodnight. Sometimes it rains, and does not stop. Pounding at our head like waves crashing the shore. Sometimes feeling wind blowing, knocking you over, others laugh, as you choke to find words. Sometimes the mind is cruel, and…

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    Descartes begins by affirming that his idea of the human mind is that of a thinking thing. This thinking thing is not extended in length, breadth or depth. This being said Descartes reveals that sometimes he doubts or feels as if he is a thing that is incomplete and dependent. During these moments a clear, distinct idea of a being comes to mind, one that is independent and complete. Descartes identifies this idea to be God. Descartes believes that because he has the capacity to think of this…

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    Additionally, Oliver Sack’s essay “The Minds Eye,” is a famous essay concerning how blind people perceive their world. Lastly Cathy Davidson, author of “Project Classroom Makeover,” an essay on the changing relationship between technology and classroom. Anything is humanly possible as long as we can adapt, and we can create. We adapt by finding alternative paths to a goal if the situation does not allow for the optimal…

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    Mind Vs Mental State Essay

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    The mind, soul, and mental state are very complex elements that separate humans from other animals. Some will argue that the previously stated elements do not exist at all, and that everything a person feels or does can be explained by the brain. Currently, however, the brain cannot explain the sense of “I.” The sense of “I” being, the realization of oneself as a self, an individual with almost continuous thoughts and the ability to self reflect. To strengthen their argument, philosophers,…

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    about it you can notice that there are a lot of famous people that suffered this mental disorder ,people like Joan of Arc , Vincent Van Gogh , the American mathematician John Nash ,winner of the Economy Nobel price who inspire the movie “A Beautiful Mind “ ,Marilyn Monroe’s mother and grandmother, Mary Todd Lincoln the wife of Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War and…

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    Nature of Mind Summary David Armstrong wholeheartedly believes in “Scientism” and agrees strongly with Materialist views. He starts off by making the point that he absolutely believes that humans have minds. Some people believe that the mind is the physical brain while others have spiritual beliefs about the mind. There are other views and theories out there, but those are the most popular, controversial ones. Although there’s many theories, most people can come to an agreement that all humans…

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