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    The Notion That a Mind Can Be Instantiated in Anything
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The Notion That a Mind Can Be Instantiated in Anything

Question 23

Question 23

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The notion that a mind can be instantiated in anything that functions like a brain is called __________.


A) multiple realizability
B) intentionality
C) incorrigibility
D) the dual aspect theory

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