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Originally posted by Abadula Joshi:
but if these people claim that "I have such high level of programming skill", the statement is false and cheating simply because they don't have such skills.
Originally posted by Abadula Joshi:
Actually not every certificate can be earned by studying exam cram books. For SCJP and SCWCD, it may be true. But from my experience of earning SCJD and SCEA, I don't think so. It is hard to pass SCJD if you can't really write good codes, it is hard to pass SCEA if you don't know how to do class/sequence/component diagrams.
Given that what it is we're attributing in attributing mental states is conscious intentionality, Searle maintains, insistence on the "first-person point of view" is warranted; because "the ontology of the mind is a first-person ontology": "the mind consists of qualia [subjective conscious experiences] . . . right down to the ground" (1992, p. 20).
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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
Mark -
The 'Chinese Room Experiment' is pretty cool. It seems to me that it can jump into philosophy very quickly... Whether something has 'meaning' is an interesting question. How do we know that we ascribe the correct 'meaning ' to things? Who is to say we're not just robots that can reproduce, and that everything that 'means' something to us is just to support that end goal?
Sam Tilley SCJP, SCWCD
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