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In his book Minds, Brains and Science the philosopher John Searle declares "Mental phenomena, all mental phenomena whether conscious or unconscious, visual or auditory, pains, tickles, itches, thoughts, indeed all our mental life, are caused by processes going on in the brain." Read the first page
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