Chalmers's Zombie argument is an argument for mind-brain identity. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

If zombies behave exactly like conscious beings, then it follows that functionalism is false. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

In 150 - 200 of your own words, please clearly explain Bernard Williams's "Second Presentation" of the Adam / Brian case, what he thinks this shows, and explain why you agree or disagree with him.You can assume the marker knows the background of the debate - in particular, that brain transplants are often used to argue in favour of the claim that personal identity goes with the brain. Please make sure you understand what part of William's article you are summarising here. Your job is to explain Williams's SECOND presentation (NOT THE FIRST ONE!) in detail, what the point of that presentation is, and why you think Williams demonstrates (or fails to demonstrate) that point.

Best explanation arguments are deductive. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Qualia exist and are immaterial entities not identical to brain states. This claim is part of an argument for Group of answer choicesmaterialismdualismGod's omnipotencelogical behaviorism

The design argument given by Socrates was an analogical argument. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse