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Examine consciousness, reality, personal identity, free will, and the limits of knowledge through philosophical questions that touch on neuroscience.

NEWSeven Perspectives · 15 Oct 2026Other Minds: Evidence, Empathy and the Limits of Certainty

How we reason about experiences that we cannot directly live ourselves.

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NEWFive Frontiers · 15 Oct 2026What Is Consciousness and Where Does It Begin? Border Cases and Thresholds

Sleep, anaesthesia, brain injury and hidden awareness reveal why consciousness may not have one simple boundary.

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NEWNew research · 7 minWhat Does Anesthesia Reveal About Consciousness?

Anesthesia offers a reversible way to study the loss and recovery of responsiveness, brain integration and conscious experience.

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01Uzun okuma · 10 dkMary's Room: Does the experience provide any new information?

What does Mary, who knows all the physical facts but never sees the color, learn when she sees the red?

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02Uzun okuma · 12 dkChina Room: Does artificial intelligence really understand?

Classical thought experiment on whether correct symbol processing equals understanding.

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03Uzun okuma · 14 dkWhat does it mean to be self-aware?

The distinction between living a thought and knowing that the thought belongs to you.

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04Uzun okuma · 16 dkCan artificial intelligence be conscious?

Criteria distinguishing between fluent language and subjective experience.

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05Uzun okuma · 18 dkWhat should we expect from an account of consciousness?

The relationship between brain activity and subjective experience raises both scientific and philosophical questions.

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06Uzun okuma · 20 dkWould you be your perfect digital copy?

We examine the digital mind thought experiment through the problem of personal identity, psychological continuity and dichotomy.

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07Uzun okuma · 22 dkIs attention sufficient for consciousness?

The Stanford philosophy compilation, renewed in 2026, addresses the open debate between attention and consciousness.

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08Uzun okuma · 24 dkWhy do we experience our experiences as a single self?

The unity of consciousness: distinctions between experience, access, and personal identity.

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09Uzun okuma · 26 dkDo we have a responsibility to digital minds?

The model welfare debate: moral status, uncertainty, and human responsibility.

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010Uzun okuma · 28 dkCan artificial intelligence be conscious? Evidence, conduct and objections

Based on a debate from 2025, we distinguish between intelligence and experience.

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011Uzun okuma · 30 dkWhat is consciousness?

Major explanations of subjective experience.

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012Uzun okuma · 32 dkHow do you know it's real?

Perception, suspicion and justification.

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013Uzun okuma · 34 dkIs the copied consciousness the same person?

Continuity and personal identity.

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014Uzun okuma · 36 dkHow should we evaluate speculative ideas?

Limit of evidence for claims of collective consciousness, quantum communication and thought transfer.

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