Bernardo Kastrup
The homepage of philosopher and computer scientist Bernardo Kastrup, with writings and links to books and talks on consciousness and the philosophy of mind.
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Is Everything Conscious?
An essay making the case for panpsychism as a compromise between physicalism and dualism, and explaining why the combina…
The Neuroscience of Philosophical Hypotheticals
An essay on how our brains respond to moral thought experiments like the trolley problem, linking late-night philosophic…
Where Am I?
Daniel Dennett's classic philosophical tale of a man whose brain is removed and kept in a vat while his body roams, aski…
Simulation, Consciousness, Existence
Hans Moravec's 1998 essay on whether we might live in a simulation, mixing ideas about computation, mind and the nature…
Varieties of Dualism, Part Four: I am the master of my body
A philosophy essay on dualism arguing that believing the mind is separate from the body has physical and psychological c…
LLMs on Turing Machine Architectures Cannot Be Conscious
An essay arguing that large language models running on Turing machine architectures cannot be conscious, drawing on phil…
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