What is the output of print(“3 + 4 =”, 3 + 4)?

Which language does the computer understand directly?

Which function converts a string to an integer in Python?

According to , minds are substrate dependent, meaning that something to have a mind only if it is made up of a certain type of substance or thing (like a brain). 

Instructions:You have two hours to answer 30 fill-in-the-blank questions on the lessons of this course (Units 1 – 5). You must complete this all in one sitting.You have only 1 attempt to earn the best score you can.You many use handwritten Draw your answers from the provided term bank. There are around 45 terms, so not all terms will be used. However any term that is used, is used only once. Handwritten notes may be used.TERM BANKNOTE: you are advised to copy the spelling of a term exactly as you see it in the term bank, to ensure answers are spelled correctly. a prioriaccidental propertiesappearancebeliefsbundle theorycausal determinismcompatibilismdeprivation accountdirect realismdream argumentego theoryempiricaleternal recurrenceessential propertiesevil demon argumentexperience machinefunctionalismhard determinismhedonismidealismincompatibilismindirect realisminverted spectrumjustificationknowledgemeaningfulnessmemory theorymindmind-body dualismmind-brain identity theorypersonal autonomypersonal fulfillmentpersonal identitypersonal responsibilityphenomenal consciousnessphysicalismproblem of interactionproperty dualismqualiarealismrealityreason-responsivenesssubstance dualismsymmetry argumenttranscendence

According to realism, anything that exists only in the mind or only so far as we perceive it, is a mere , as opposed to a reality.

Descartes’s gives us reason to doubt our empirical knowledge, or knowledge based on sense experience, but it does not give us reason to doubt our a priori knowledge, or knowledge based only on reason. 

The inverted spectrum argument is an argument for , on which the mind cannot be reduced to anything physical because it has some non-physical properties, such as qualia or phenomenal consciousness.

Plato’s allegory of the cave illustrates the idea how we might mistake appearances for _______________, but also how _______________ may be hidden from us, and even why coming to know the _________________ can be painful, difficult process.  (*same term goes in all blanks*)

According to the __________________________, death is not bad for us because death is non-existence and our non-existence before we were born was not bad for us, so it cannot be bad for us after we die.