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Media Tutorial Quiz 4.1
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In philosophy, a zombie is
an undead brain-eater.
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an entity who is physically and behaviorally just like someone who obviously lacks consciousness.
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an entity who is physically and behaviorally just like someone who has qualia, but nonetheless has no qualia.
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an entity who has purple qualia when they see a yellow banana.
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an entity who has banana qualia when they say "aren't you glad I didn't say 'orange'?"
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Qualia are
those aspects of our minds in virtue of which our experiences subjectively seem like something to us.
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what we are talking about when we talk about "what it's like" to see, feel, hear, etc.
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something that zombies would lack if there were such things as zombies.
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All of the above
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None of the above
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Which of the following is best seen as the conclusion (and not a premise) of Chalmers' Zombie argument?
Qualia are not identical to any physical property.
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Zombies are conceivable.
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If zombies are conceivable, then zombies are possible.
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If zombies are possible, then qualia are not identical to any physical property.
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Zombies exist.
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Some opponents of the zombie argument question the claim that zombies are conceivable.
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False
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Neither true nor false
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Both true and false
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None of the above
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Some opponents of the zombie argument grant that zombies are conceivable, but deny the general presupposition that conceivability entails possibility.
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Both true and false
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None of the above
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