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Does an observer belong in physics?
Human Affairs 24 (2):170-177 (2014)
Abstract
In this paper we comment on the opinions of great philosophers from various epochs on the relationship between computers and the human mind. We ponder over whether we might be able to gain an understanding of the human mind and a perception of the world from the scientific point of view. We focus on the relationship between these two issues.Other Versions
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