Re: Qualia Question
angola wrote:
> How about pain?
Sorry I forgot to mention that a Skinnerean creature would also be
learning from it's contact with fire not to do it again. I don't think
it has any bearing on the discussion, but learning is obviously
important if we are looking at the evolution of pain as an adaption.
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... > is no explanation for subjective "pain" full stop. ... inputs would get wired to both the learning system (to create the learning ... We have no direct sensation of learning because we have no sensory inputs ...
(comp.ai.philosophy) - Re: Hey Curt: Behavioral Systems Theory
... All "motivational drives" can be mapped to these two ... There is no other type of learning at the lowest level. ... An increase in the behavior of using pain the increase pleasure. ...
(comp.ai.philosophy) - Re: Qualia Question
... > If we could arrive at an explanation of our senstaion of pain in terms ... Some form of Skinnerean reflex that caused the organism ... > differentiation' but arriving at consciousness is the goal of this ... Intelligent human behavior simply comes about because we are learning ...
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