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From: blenko-tom@cs.yale.edu (Tom Blenko)
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Subject: Re: Chalmers on Searle
Keywords: Other minds
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Date: 8 Aug 90 17:56:05 GMT
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In article <6022@milton.u.washington.edu> forbis@milton.u.washington.edu (Gary Forbis) writes:
|...  Each human is different
|from the next and we cannot know the basis for our "introspective experience"
|does not lie somewhere within this difference.  How are we to determine
|capability for "introspective experience" if not through behavior?

How does one determine whether a city has civic pride (or to what
degree it might be said to have civic pride)?  Yet one can rank-order
the cities one has lived in according to the civic pride one feels they
possess.  And one can arrive at such judgements without participating
in the life of the city.

	Tom