John Horgan defends not knowing

[Ben Iscatus]

I too enjoyed Justin's paper "Liking What's Good for You". Very nicely done. I'd point out that BK has addressed the argument about our choices forming before we are aware of them - it's just a question of not being metaconscious of all our mental activity (reference to the no-report paradigm, etc).

[Lou Gold]

I too enjoyed Justin's paper "Liking What's Good for You". Very nicely done. I'd point out that BK has addressed the argument about our choices forming before we are aware of them - it's just a question of not being metaconscious of all our mental activity (reference to the no-report paradigm, etc).

Yup. I take it that Justin writes generally in alignment with Analytic Idealism.

[JustinG]

I too enjoyed Justin's paper "Liking What's Good for You". Very nicely done. I'd point out that BK has addressed the argument about our choices forming before we are aware of them - it's just a question of not being metaconscious of all our mental activity (reference to the no-report paradigm, etc).

Yup. I take it that Justin writes generally in alignment with Analytic Idealism.

Thank you Lou and Ben. Keep up the good fight

I am taking a little break from the forum now. Best wishes to all, including you Ashvin.

Let us all also not forget to sit back and remember, from time to time, that all of us are all on the same side. Amen.

[AshvinP]

I too enjoyed Justin's paper "Liking What's Good for You". Very nicely done. I'd point out that BK has addressed the argument about our choices forming before we are aware of them - it's just a question of not being metaconscious of all our mental activity (reference to the no-report paradigm, etc).

Yup. I take it that Justin writes generally in alignment with Analytic Idealism.

Thank you Lou and Ben. Keep up the good fight

I am taking a little break from the forum now. Best wishes to all, including you Ashvin.

Let us all also not forget to sit back and remember, from time to time, that all of us are all on the same side. Amen.

Thanks Justin, you too. Amen!

"For as we have many members in one body, but all the members do not have the same function, so we, being many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another." (Saint Paul)

[Lou Gold]

Yup. I take it that Justin writes generally in alignment with Analytic Idealism.

Thank you Lou and Ben. Keep up the good fight

I am taking a little break from the forum now. Best wishes to all, including you Ashvin.

Let us all also not forget to sit back and remember, from time to time, that all of us are all on the same side. Amen.

Thanks Justin, you too. Amen!

"For as we have many members in one body, but all the members do not have the same function, so we, being many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another." (Saint Paul)

Amen and happy trails to you Justin.