One problem about this phenomenon for role functionalism is that that theory would contradict Hume's dictum by positing necessary effects.
The extrinsicness problem for this phenomenon arises under externalism because states can represent different things when embedded in different contexts. One problem about this phenomenon for role functionalism is that that theory would contradict Hume's dictum by positing necessary effects. The dual explanandum account of this phenomenon is challenged by Kim's supervenience argument. That argument is an extension of an another against accounts of this phenomenon, which shows the completeness of physics and nonoverdetermination lead to epiphenominalism. The exclusion argument could be resolved by identity theory, since then this phenomenon reduces to purely physical interactions. For 10 points, name this phenomenon by which the mind affects the world.
The extrinsicness problem for this phenomenon arises under externalism because states can represent different things when embedded in different contexts.
mental causation