Interfaceists
Interfaceists are a philosophical position that argues for the primacy of the mind-body interface or the interface between the mind and the physical world. This perspective suggests that the nature of reality is best understood through the lens of how minds interact with the world, rather than through the nature of the world itself.
The interfaceist position contrasts with dualism, which posits that the mind and the body are separate substances,
A key aspect of interfaceism is the idea that consciousness arises from these interactions. The interfaceist
Interfaceists often appeal to the concept of supervenience, which states that the mental supervenes on the
The interfaceist position has implications for various fields, including philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and neuroscience.