User talk:Muness

Welcome

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Nadavspi | talk

Wait, you're not new. Excuse me. Nadavspi | talk 00:10, 28 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Quarto by email

Hi Muness, a new mailing list has been set up to distribute news about the Wikimedia foundation, specifically at the moment to publicise Quarto. I saw your name on the quarto talk page requesting a copy by email, and I think this mailing list is how we're going to do it for the moment. It'll be a html email, which I've added to the Quarto talk page m:Talk:WQ. Mailing list is called Foundation-news-l (We also need translators!) Cheers w:User:Cormaggio

Multiple Drafts

I have taken a look at this. The last paragraph was opinionated, I have cut it. Dennett does have extreme views however so I have balanced the cut with a bit of background on Multiple Drafts that shows where Dennett is coming from. Dennett's argument is actually related to the problem of the incorrigibility of conscious experience - once you conclude that cogito, ergo sum (in Descartes' original this is: I experience therefore I am) is not true then anything can be invented as possible. Dennett is understandably popular with computer buffs because he is using this to argue that we are computers. loxley 18:13, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

WikiProject Philosophy of Mind

You are welcome to join the newly-created WikiProject Philosophy of Mind. Porcher 18:11, 5 February 2006 (UTC)