Colin Klein
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462 appearances
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first heard Jan 2016
last heard Jan 2016
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Of course I didn't care about much of all.
This is right the the kind of dangerous thing about morphine as a drug, is all I want to do is just lay around and watch cartoons.
Maybe not
And if the cartoons went off, probably wouldn't have cared.
So um so but the the important claim, and this is now ends up being an empirical claim in the book, is that you're only going to get indifference to pain in these cases where you have a fairly radical breakdown uh of sort of with the relationship to the body.
So this kind of strong dissociative phenomena.
Um strong dissociative phenomena are places where you will find this.
You're not gonna have it with.
anything less.
So that it does make although it's sort of crafted to defend imperativism, I do think it actually has, you know, sh reasonably strong and testable consequences.
Yeah, so it's good.
I mean there are a couple of things to say there.
So in terms of the the visual states, I I think it's an interesting question whether you can have these kind of um
motivationally laden states in the visual modality.
I there's a lot of interesting debate now about how rich visual phenomenology is.
But in general, what I would say there's certainly not pains, although it might be painful.
Uh and that's gonna go back to the same question about that you had about your your broken arm and sort of uh what distinguishes these things kind of cross modally.
Um but I think one uh you know uh leprosphere, Hansen's disease, it's actually a really interesting contrast.
So you're with say painae symbolia.
So you're quite right that um they care about their bodies, they've motivated it.
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