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| There is evidence of early African Canadian pride as he describes slaves' argument that "we can support ourselves: but we don't want begging over our backs: representing us as starving and freezing through our own laziness and vice, and thus injuring our character while [American philanthropists] pretend to befriend us--meanwhile subserving nobody's interest but their own" (237). Nothing in Searle's biological naturalism or in Hawkins' account of intelligence requires that our capacity for consciousness couldn't be computable and thus a property of a machine, once we understand the functions of the neural processes subserving consciousness. Reciprocal connections between groups subserving movements in various body parts and representing different parts of visual space are reinforced with each repetition of a particular function. |
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