General Studies · Theories of Self
Consider the following statements regarding philosophical and scientific views on the 'self': A. Most contemporary philosophers and neuroscientists reject the idea of a localized, unchanging inner 'I'. B. Daniel Dennett argues that imagining a central perceiver inside the head leads to an infinite regress problem. C. Contemporary cognitive science claims that the self should be treated purely as an illusion with no biological utility. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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