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Latest comment: 5 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion
>When Dennett was six years old he suffered a significant injury from being dropped on his head by his mother. This resulted in a severe traumatic subdural hematoma causing significantly lower functionality in the right brain hemisphere.[17]
>17. Dennett, Daniel (2002). Content and Consciousness - International Library of Philosophy. Taylor & Francis Ltd. ISBN 9780415104319.
I removed the sentence, which was introduced by an IP last October [1]. Half an hour earlier, the IP had vandalized another article, see here, and been reverted immediately. So, the edit is suspicious and should only go back if someone verifies it and gives the page number. --Hob Gadling (talk) 11:30, 14 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
Too simple; harmful to rationality itself (not harmful to rigorous thinkers which he was not)
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Daniel Dennett was unintelligent because he erroneously focused on general physical monism (without subdomains of philosophical numberism [monism, pluralism, etc.]) which is wrong. Physicalism guarantees only two things: 1. antisupernaturalism/absolute logical foundations, 2. brain data-processing is brain data-processing (the active matter and energy fields is consciousness). Physicalism leaves open the questions: 1. one foundational quantum kernel or more multipartite foundations, 2. causal openness or closure in the physical foundations, 3. Everettism (many-worlds interpretation), 4. multibranching cyclic cosmology (non-Penrosean because general relativity is wrong at non-Paulian spatiotemporal degeneracy levels, ultra high speeds, and energy levels), 5. inconmensurable multiverses (all open questions are logical/physicalist). ~2026-43943-28 (talk) 11:45, 11 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
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