Churchland Argued That One Problem with Dualism Is Its Explanatory

question 15

Multiple Choice

Churchland argued that one problem with dualism is its explanatory impotence. By this he meant that physicalism does a good job of explaining the world, and adding nonphysical substances or properties doesn't help explain anything. What response would Jackson make to this?

• A) Physicalism doesn't do a good job of explaining anything about the world.
• B) Physicalism doesn't do a good job of explaining qualia such as the experience of color.
• C) The mind must be a nonphysical substance for us to have color experiences.
• D) The mind must be a nonphysical substance for us to have any experiences.

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