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Epistemological Entanglements

The Problem of Other Minds

When considering the nature of knowledge, the problem of other minds is a conundrum at the heart of epistemology. How can we be sure that the thoughts and feelings of others are not mere simulations, but actual, lived experiences?

We explore this conundrum through our research into the ontological implications of cognitive psychology, delving into the thorny issues of mind-reading and the limits of introspection.

Recent Studies:

• Brain Scans and the Mind-Reading Industrial Complex
• Other Minds and the Problem of Simulation

Upcoming Events:

• Speaker: Dr. Rachel Kim, "The Hard Problem of Other Minds: A Neuroscientist's Perspective" | Read more

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