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For questions about this branch of philosophy that studies the nature of the mind, consciousness and their relationship to neurobiology.
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Why do our senses evoke different subjective experiences
I'm wondering why there are different subjective experiences when our sensor systems are technically the same neurons that just get excited by different stuff (photons, soundwaves, ...).
So why does …
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