QUESTION 1 According to Rachels, the \"Same-Body Theory\" seems to rule out the

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QUESTION 1 According to Rachels, the "Same-Body Theory" seems to rule out the possibility of what? O Recognizing others who have changed over time O The prince and the cobbler O Personal identity Immortality or postmortem existence QUESTION 2 What is one reason (of the two provided by Rachels) that the Turing Test would actually fail ev O The Mind-Body Problem O The Chinese Room Argument O. The "What More Do You Want" Argument O The Ontological Argument QUESTION 3 Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia argued that mind-body dualism is problematic in what way? O The difficulty of explaining how something material can move something that is also maten The difficulty of explaining how a physical body can be moved by something immaterial O The problem of showing how harmony between body and mind could be preestablished O The problem of proving that God intervenes in body and mind interaction QUESTION 4 According to David Hume the Bundie Theory of persona idenity is most fathfui to what? Reasorn Emoticn e What we actuaily observe Solit bra ns QUESTION B

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1. The correct answer is option B. According to Rachels, it is important that there be a future person who is identical with us in the strong sense. Otherwise, we will not exist. The problem of personal identity is the problem of saying what it takes to be the same person, at different times, in the strong sense.

2. The correct answer is option b. Turing Test is based upon Behaviorism, a discredited theory of mind. Second, the Chinese Room Argument shows that passing the Turing Test could be accomplished by a system that has syntax, rules for manipulating uninterpreted symbols

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