Putnam argued that if we are brains in vats, we must not be conscious because we...
Putnam argued that if we are brains in vats, we must not be conscious because we do not have our bodies.
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This statement is False. Putnam did not argue that if we are brains in vats, we must not be conscious because we do not have our bodies
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