Comment by spicyusername 3 months ago A body 4 comments spicyusername Reply mentos 3 months ago I’d say it’s possible to experience mental anguish/worry without the body participating. Solely a cognitive pain from consternation. AndrewKemendo 3 months ago You can’t cognate without a body - the brain and body is a material system tightly coupled vidarh 3 months ago Ignoring that "cognate" isn't a verb, we have basis for making any claim about the necessity of that coupling. exe34 3 months ago How does a body know what's going on? Would you say it has any input devices?
mentos 3 months ago I’d say it’s possible to experience mental anguish/worry without the body participating. Solely a cognitive pain from consternation. AndrewKemendo 3 months ago You can’t cognate without a body - the brain and body is a material system tightly coupled vidarh 3 months ago Ignoring that "cognate" isn't a verb, we have basis for making any claim about the necessity of that coupling.
AndrewKemendo 3 months ago You can’t cognate without a body - the brain and body is a material system tightly coupled vidarh 3 months ago Ignoring that "cognate" isn't a verb, we have basis for making any claim about the necessity of that coupling.
vidarh 3 months ago Ignoring that "cognate" isn't a verb, we have basis for making any claim about the necessity of that coupling.
I’d say it’s possible to experience mental anguish/worry without the body participating. Solely a cognitive pain from consternation.
You can’t cognate without a body - the brain and body is a material system tightly coupled
Ignoring that "cognate" isn't a verb, we have basis for making any claim about the necessity of that coupling.
How does a body know what's going on? Would you say it has any input devices?