Two Conditions on a Scientific Theory of Mind

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Channel: Kevin deLaplante · 2016 · Education

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This video is part of a video course that I'm developing titled "Is Your Brain a Computer?". 

This video, "Two Conditions That a Theory of Mind Must Satisfy", introduces two conditions that most people working in the cognitive sciences would support. The subsequent videos in the series elaborate on these two conditions.

My Patreon supporters can view the full video and other videos in this series as I develop them. 

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