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What is functionalism?
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The view that mental events are defined in terms of what they cause and what they affect, which includes both physical events and other mental events.
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Name a functionalist.
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William Lycan who argues that machines could possibly reach the same mental and social properties along with relationships as we humans now have.
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Is the Turing Test based on a functionalistic view?
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Yes, the Turing Test is based on the physical fuction of the computer or machine.
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Does John Searle’s Chinese Room Scenario go along with functionalism?
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No it refutes it.
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Can an organism be considered a human if it acts like a human and in essence functions like a human but is not biolagically human?
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According to John Searle no. If you negate the fact that an organism is not biologically human then you cannot genuinely explain that organism.
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