30 years... And the hard problem is not showing any signs of softening up. This suggests fundamental inconsistencies in our assumptions about consciousness. So should we conceptualize it vaguely/insufficiently/conveniently, cover up the inconsistencies, keep doing our research and theorizing, and then after another 30 years conclude that the hard problem still persists? Or shall we try something else?
Heerlen, Netherlands
Areas of Specialization
| Philosophy of Consciousness |
| Perception and Neuroscience |