Mind And Motion And Monism
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For aught that we can know to the contrary, not merely the highly specialized structure of the human brain, but eventhat of nervous matter in general, may only be one of a thousandpossible ways in which the material and dynamical conditions requiredfor the apparition of self-consciousness can be secured. To imagine thatthe human brain of necessity exhausts these possibilities is in the lastdegree absurd. Therefore, we may suggest the following presentation ofClifford's case as one that is less ...obviously inadequate:--if anyresemblance to the material and dynamical conditions of the microcosmcan be detected in the macrocosm, we should have good reason to ascribeto the latter those attributes of subjectivity which we know asbelonging to the former; but if no such resemblance can be traced, weshall have some reason to suppose that these attributes do not belong tothe universe. Even this, however, I should regard as much too wide astatement of the case. To take the particular conditions under whichalone subjectivity is known to occur upon a single planet as exhaustingthe possibilities of its occurrence elsewhere, is too flagrant a use ofthe method of simple enumeration to admit of a moment's countenance.
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For aught that we can know to the contrary, not merely the highly specialized structure of the human brain, but eventhat of nervous matter in general, may only be one of a thousandpossible ways in which the material and dynamical conditions requiredfor the apparition of self-consciousness can be secured. To imagine thatthe human brain of necessity exhausts these possibilities is in the lastdegree absurd. Therefore, we may suggest the following presentation ofClifford's case as one that is less ...obviously inadequate:--if anyresemblance to the material and dynamical conditions of the microcosmcan be detected in the macrocosm, we should have good reason to ascribeto the latter those attributes of subjectivity which we know asbelonging to the former; but if no such resemblance can be traced, weshall have some reason to suppose that these attributes do not belong tothe universe. Even this, however, I should regard as much too wide astatement of the case. To take the particular conditions under whichalone subjectivity is known to occur upon a single planet as exhaustingthe possibilities of its occurrence elsewhere, is too flagrant a use ofthe method of simple enumeration to admit of a moment's countenance.
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