Even if neuroscience eventually found that there is no causal relationship between brain and mind, the mind would still remain associated with the brain, some would argue an epiphenomenon, and as such neuroscience would still be relevant for the philosophy of the mind.
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Searle thinks whether we really have free will or not is an open question, but considers its absence highly unappealing because it makes the feeling of freedom of will an epiphenomenon, which is highly unlikely from the evolutionary point of view given its biological cost.
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In " Consciousness Explained ", Daniel Dennett distinguishes between a purely metaphysical sense of epiphenomenalism, in which the epiphenomenon has no causal impact at all, and Huxley's " steam whistle " epiphenomenalism, in which effects exist but are not functionally relevant.
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However, Kondratiev's theory remains controversial because, among other issues, of his ideas about the periodical character of the replacement of basic capital goods and the empirical possibility of coincidence in identifying long waves ( i . e . that long waves are simply an epiphenomenon ).
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Romanticism was inspired by Kant's critical approach to the problem of knowledge, but rejected his limits to that knowledge, seeing it as confining the science of vital nature to the materialist approach, making life an epiphenomenon of " the chance whirlings of unproductive particles " as Coleridge put it succinctly.
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I may be able to improve my sprint speed from 12 seconds to 11 seconds but I will have difficulty attributing that improvement to any direct causal factors, like diet, attitude, weather, etc . The 1 second improvement in sprint time is an epiphenomenon the holistic product of interaction of many individual factors.
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He also analyses and rejects the idea that faith is a brain malfunction, quoting Gerald Edelman : " The evolutionary assumption [ that consciousness conferred fitness ] . . . implies that consciousness is efficacious-that is, it is not an epiphenomenon ", and suggests that, if consciousness can apprehend truth and cause action, so can faith.
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Incidentally, due to their different relative speed to the star and assuming they operate at the same time ( which is not mandatory since one of the observers is at rest in respect to the star ), both observers will appear being in relative motion to each other, but this is only an epiphenomenon, a non-significant consequence of the objective difference in their respective experimental conditions.
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However, in medicine, this relationship is typically " not " implied, and the word is usually used in its second sense : an epiphenomenon may occur independently, and is called an epiphenomenon because it is not the primary phenomenon under study or because only correlation, not Signs, symptoms, syndromes ( groups of symptoms ), and risk factors can all be epiphenomena in this sense.
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However, in medicine, this relationship is typically " not " implied, and the word is usually used in its second sense : an epiphenomenon may occur independently, and is called an epiphenomenon because it is not the primary phenomenon under study or because only correlation, not Signs, symptoms, syndromes ( groups of symptoms ), and risk factors can all be epiphenomena in this sense.
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