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If so, then objective physicalism about at least some sensible qualities might succeed.
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It can only be ensured by an intersubjective, that is, objective and social, language, namely the language of physicalism, about 'spatio-temporal structures'.
We can start with the following intuitive characterization of non-reductive physicalism about the mental: while the mental and the physical are distinct, they aren't on a par the latter enjoys a special priority with respect to the former.
Compare an argument against reflectance physicalism about color.
A majority of contemporary philosophers probably hold that physicalism can resist these arguments.[9] But a significant minority take the other side, and for them epiphenomenalism is the natural option.[10] If the majority are right, and the arguments against physicalism about conscious states are not in fact compelling, then physicalism seems clearly preferable to epiphenomenalism.
Suppose that the notion of priority at issue here is the same notion that is at issue in non-reductive physicalism about the mental.
The notions of multiple realization and supervenience were originally developed in philosophy of mind as part of a non-reductive physicalism about mental phenomena.
There is no obvious reason for physicalism about the mind to require a creature's mental properties to supervene on its narrow physical properties.
The 2013 PhilPapers survey "What do Philosophers Believe?" found that 56.5% of the philosophers surveyed "accept or lean towards" physicalism about the mind, as against 27.1% who "accept or lean towards" non-physicalism, and 16.4% who are "others" (http://philpapers.org/surveys/).org/surveys/
This is loosely analogous to the argument that physicalism about color fails to capture the relational structure of the hues for instance, that red is more similar to orange than either is to green.
This suggests that the notion of priority at issue in non-reductive physicalism about the mental isn't to be understood in terms of metaphysical necessitation in the manner suggested above.
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