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22 - Has Physics Debunked Panpsychism? Answering Sabine Hossenfelder

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Theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder wrote a critique of panpsychism that’s become widely-cited in The Panpsychism Wars. Hossenfelder argues that physics has ruled out panpsychism. Panpsychists simply haven’t attempted to reconcile the massive conflict with the evidence. However, her arguments are deeply flawed, and one doesn’t need to affirm panpsychism to notice.Sabine Hossenfelder “Electrons Don’t Think”Transcripts available at emersongreenblog.wordpress.com Rate the show on iTunes hereSupport on Patreon hereor if you prefer to give a one-time donation, you can do so with Venmo (@emersongreenpodcast) Listen to our sister show Counter Apologetics here Subscribe to CA and Walden Pod on YouTube hereContact me @waldenpod on Twitter or on FacebookMusic is by ichika Nito and was used with permission.“Why do the Deniers ignore a long line of distinguished materialist predecessors and ally themselves with Descartes, their sworn enemy, in holding that experience can’t possibly be physical—thereby obliging themselves to endorse the Denial? The answer appears to be that they share with Descartes one very large assumption: that we know enough about the physical to be certain that experience can’t be physical.”- Galen Strawson “What a physiologist sees when he examines a brain is in the physiologist, not in the brain he is examining.”- Bertrand Russell “[M]aterialism ... is the philosophy of the subject who forgets himself in his calculation.”– Schopenhauer

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