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1"testable in principle" how would one test that?– TKoLCommented May 2 at 10:35
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@TKoL I provided examples of test cases of matter that appears not to be conscious and consciousness that appears independent of matter in my answer. Fourth paragraph.– DcleveCommented May 2 at 12:00
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Substance-dualist? How do you address the interaction problem, of how the substances can interact without partaking of each other's qualities?– CriglCraglCommented May 2 at 12:27
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@CriglCragl Why do you think that things must “partake of each others qualities” before they can interact? This is a theory that appears not to be true for all sorts of interactions, and is not derivable from logical necessity.– DcleveCommented May 2 at 12:39
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@Dcleve do you have any links for reincarnation studies? That's the only thing I could see in your answer that comes close to the "testable" claim that I could see– TKoLCommented May 2 at 12:40
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