The Main Point of the Fred and Mary Cases Is

question 194

Multiple Choice

The main point of the Fred and Mary cases is that

• A) Physicalism is incomplete; learning all the physical facts doesn't mean learning all the facts.
• B) Physicalism is true; learning all the physical facts is enough to understand the cases.
• C) The neurosciences have more explanatory power than dualism.
• D) Qualia such as color experiences have no connection to what happens in one's brain and body.