A piece of iMe: An interview with David Chalmers

The Philosophers' Magazine (43):41-49 (2008)
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The radical view, the view we’re kind of pushing, is that the iPhone can be seen literally as a part of my mind. I actually remember things: in virtue of this information being in the iPhone, it is part of my memory. The iPhone isn’t just a tool for my cognition, it’s part of my cognition

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