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IS the mind body problem a theoretical problem?
 

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RAD4921 said:
IS the mind body problem a theoretical problem?
If one sees a problem with the relationship between the mind and the body it could be a real problem. As long as the mind is in control and understands the requirements of both there should be no problem.
 
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