Actually, later he in the podcast he becomes a behaviorist dualist. He thinks that when we guess at the mental states of self, others, or fictional characters we are not guessing at anything real, but when we guess at the state of “the world”, there is something real to be guessed at.
Well, 50% ain’t bad.
Nicholas Thompson
Emeritus Professor of Ethology and Psychology
Clark University
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Yes, I see there is another one. :-)
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