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Type Illustrations Description World model in
which it is real
Representa-
tives
Assessment
of the model
0.
Crypro p-zombie
My copies which are
not me.
These copies do have
qualia, and the same
qialia as me, but they
just not me.
The idea appears in
discussion of personal
identity and upload-
ing where people claim
that a copy could be
not equal to the origi-
nal.
Physicalism must
be false, soul or
continuity of
consciousness
must exist as real
nature.
Can’t be measured by
any known methods
by definition
1.
“Normal” p-zombies A copy of me
without any
experiences.
It is used as an
argument against
physicalism
Physicalism must
be false, dualism
is true, if it exists
Counterarguments:
Our ability to speak
about consciousness
(EY);
Physicalsists casual
closer of the world
2.
Behavioral p-zombie
A copy of me which
has the same behavior,
but different
internal mechanisms.
Most typical example:
a copy of me in a com-
puter, after uploading
Rationalwiki: “A
p-zombie might just
be behaviorally indis-
tinguishable from a
human being. Dissect-
ing such a zombie, we
might find that it dif-
fers completely from a
real human being.”
Large China room copy
of me (prerecorded an-
swers to all possible
questions)
Physicalism
doesn’t provide
clear answer in
this case, as we do
not know neural
correlate of
consciousness
Some of such p-zombies
must be real, like me in
the mirror.
2b.
Functional p-zombie
“A p-zombie might be
functionally equivalent
with human beings.
That is, such a p-zom-
bie might have a brain
made of wires and
transistors, but those
wires and transistors
would correspond to
the axons and neurons
of a human brain, and
it would be possible to
map one to the other.”
RatinalWIKI
2c.
Neurological zombie
A zombie which is hu-
man but is not a copy
of any particlar human
being which has con-
sciousness.
“A neurological zombie
that has a human brain
and is generally physi-
ologically indistinguish-
able from a human”
wiki
3.
Inverted qualia
zombie
A copy of me is con-
ceivable with inverted
qualia specter.
It can’t be measured
or expressed in words.
Qualia here are like
designation of vari-
ables in calculations
3a. A subtype here is
a copy with completely
different qualia
3b. Inverted Earth. All
the Earth is mirrored.
SEP
Light form of
epiphenomenalism
I am not sure about
their possibility
4.
Others as zombies
Me from the
outside viewer
position.
It is connected with
“other minds problem”.
I can’t prove that oth-
ers have conscious-
ness.
Metaphysics
is impossible in
Kantian way.
I can’t prove that others
have qualia, and have
to use analogy, which
has limited power to
prove.
5.
Possible p-zombies
Other modal me as
p-zombies.
For example “possible
me” consists of all the
same elements as me,
but must lack qualia (if
modal realism is false
and mathematical uni-
verse is false)
Counterfactual mug-
ging thought experi-
ment - maybe updated
for qualia, if Omega
asks possible me if its
expected answer is
yes.
It is more like illustra-
tion of idea that some
type of p-zombies is
possible.
6.
Super-zombie Someone, who claim to
be more consciousness
than me, and to have a
kind of (enlighted) ex-
periences which I can’t
have.
I am a zombie from his
point of view.
Dualism or
other idealistic
world model
Advaita and some
types of zen, Zo-
gchen and other
forms of Bud-
dhism
Gurdjiev
Zen
7.
Auto-zombie
I think that I have sub-
jective experience, but
it is only illusion.
Nothing like qualia
exist
Pure physicalism is
true.
So it is a zombie
whp thinks that he
is not a zombie,
but everybody is
zombie
So it is a zombie whp
thinks that he is not a
zombie, but everybody
is zombie
7-1
Blocked zombie
A normal person whos
ability to experience
qualia is blocked by so
called blockers.
This idea is used as an
argument to show in-
completeness of physi-
calism
See SEP
8.
Philosophical ghosts
Pure experience
without body
“Philip Goff (2010)
suggests that this
loophole for Russellian
versions of physicalism
weakens the zombie
argument. He recom-
mends instead an ar-
gument from ghosts:
pure subjects of ex-
perience without any
physical nature.” (SEP)
9.
Conceivable zombie
Zombie which we could
think about.
See chapter in SEP.
Three levels of pos-
sibility: conceivable,
self-consistent and
possible.
10-1.
Pseudo zombie or
troll zombie
A person who has
consciousness but
claim that he does not
have it or doesn’t have
qualia.
He is either uneducat-
ed (don’t know where
to look), or real zom-
bie, or troll-zombie
10-2
Masked zombie
A person who doesn’t
have consciousness
but claim that he has it
or has qualia, and con-
sciously lying.
10-3.
True zombie
A person without qual-
ia who claims that he
don’t have qualia
10-4.
Not zombie
A person who has
qualia and claims to
have them
11.
Nonhuman
p-zombies
It could be AIs or
aliens or animals
Non human who claims
that he has experienc-
es
Non human who claim
that he has not qualia
and consciousness
12.
Incomprehensible
zombie
A mind about which
we can’t know if he is
zombie or not.
In fact all other minds.
13.
Image-based
zombie
Videorecording or mir-
ror reflection of a per-
son
14.
China room thought
experiment, GLUT-
p-zombie
A Big China room
which consists of re-
cording of all possible
answers of a person.
If such recording was
made from actual per-
son, it is zombie now,
but it wasn’t in the
moment of recording
15.
Fading qualia
zombie
A mind who’s experi-
ences gradually dimin-
ish in “brightness”.
It was suggested as
thought experiment
by Chalmers and was
prove to be impossible
Chalmers
16
Dancing qualia
This zombie has bio-
logical part which could
be replaced by com-
puter part by a switch.
Chalmers
link
17.
Blinking zombie
A mind who’s stream
of consciousness is
constantly interrupted,
so it consists of slices,
but is not continuous.
It may be used to
proved that continuity
of consciousness if not
important.
A copy with absent
slices is used in Per-
mutation city by Egan
to prove the flux uni-
verse.
19.
Non existence
19a A person or world
that has neither body,
no experiences.
19b Logically
Impossible mind
20.
Anti Zombie
‘...”anti-zombies’ —
duplicates of ourselves
made conscious by
the purely physical
facts (Frankish 2007)
— also seem conceiv-
able. So we have a
parallel argument:
(1*) anti-zombies are
conceivable; (2) what-
ever is conceivable is
possible; (3*) there-
fore anti-zombies are
possible. But (3) and
(3*) cannot both be
true, since if the pure-
ly physical facts about
anti-zombies make
them conscious, then
the exactly similar
physical facts about
zombies make them
conscious too, and
they are not zom-
bies after all (Frankish
2007; Marton 1998;
Sturgeon 2000, pp. )
21
Boltzmann brains
The brains which
appear from vac-
uum fluctuations
or, orginally,
from termal fluc-
tuations
22
Flux universe mind
The idea is from Per-
mutaton city be Egan.
Flux mind consists of
actually existing at-
oms, but they are tak-
en in complex non nat-
ural order
Possible variant is
Casual flux mind:
an observer-moment
which results from
complex but random
casual interaction of
atoms in a stone.
Observer-moment in
different universes.
One the same observer
moment could happen
by many different ca-
sual ways, which re-
sults in flux universe
23
Brain in vat
Thought experiment
about simulated world
An observer is real but
the world around him
is like a zombie
24. Schroedinger
mind
This is a mind of a
Schroedinger’s cat.
The idea is used in
“many minds” inter-
pretation of the quan-
tum mechanics
wiki
25.
Unconsciousness
mind
Seems to have behav-
ior, but not experiences
Examples:
Sleepwalking
Characters in night
dreams
Ideomotoric activity
26.
Mind of evolution
Mind-like process
which is using different
optimization method
than humans to come
to seemingly rational
constructions
Most known type of
such optimisation pro-
cess is natural selec-
tion and genetic algo-
rithms
Another type is an-
thropic principle
Other are conceivable
27
Zombie-world:
World without any
observer
The universe without
any observers is con-
ceivable but is it really
possible? Could we say
that it exists if it has
not any casual connec-
tions with any observ-
ers
28
Epistemological
solipsism
Only me have con-
sciousness, others are
zombies
29
Psychological
zombie
A mind which is able
only to repeat some
past activities. May
result from some forms
of dementia
30
Animal conscious-
ness problem
The problem of
animals qualia: do they
feel and what? Does
fish feel pain?
Do they feel and
suffer?
We will never know
what feels the frog in
the pond
31
Paperclip maximizer
A mind which is
completely controlled
by one idea.
Like a maniac,
or zombie
32.
A problem of
consciousness of a
random computer
programm
A Q(T) programm must
able to determine if an
algorithm T has any
experineces and which
ones.
Does it have suffering?
What kind of qualia it
has?
33
A soulless zombie
A soulless zombie that
lacks a soul.
It may have qualia and
experience, but it just
lack of soul.
34
A Freewill-less
zombie
Their behaviour is
completely determi-
nated by some kind of
rule set or algorithm
34a. Epiphenomenal
free will, which can’t
affect behaviour
Free will exist,
dualism
35.
A сonsciosness-less
zombie
This type of zomies not
only lack qualia, but
also other attributes of
consciosness as unity,
refletivity etc.
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  • 1. Type Illustrations Description World model in which it is real Representa- tives Assessment of the model 0. Crypro p-zombie My copies which are not me. These copies do have qualia, and the same qialia as me, but they just not me. The idea appears in discussion of personal identity and upload- ing where people claim that a copy could be not equal to the origi- nal. Physicalism must be false, soul or continuity of consciousness must exist as real nature. Can’t be measured by any known methods by definition 1. “Normal” p-zombies A copy of me without any experiences. It is used as an argument against physicalism Physicalism must be false, dualism is true, if it exists Counterarguments: Our ability to speak about consciousness (EY); Physicalsists casual closer of the world 2. Behavioral p-zombie A copy of me which has the same behavior, but different internal mechanisms. Most typical example: a copy of me in a com- puter, after uploading Rationalwiki: “A p-zombie might just be behaviorally indis- tinguishable from a human being. Dissect- ing such a zombie, we might find that it dif- fers completely from a real human being.” Large China room copy of me (prerecorded an- swers to all possible questions) Physicalism doesn’t provide clear answer in this case, as we do not know neural correlate of consciousness Some of such p-zombies must be real, like me in the mirror. 2b. Functional p-zombie “A p-zombie might be functionally equivalent with human beings. That is, such a p-zom- bie might have a brain made of wires and transistors, but those wires and transistors would correspond to the axons and neurons of a human brain, and it would be possible to map one to the other.” RatinalWIKI 2c. Neurological zombie A zombie which is hu- man but is not a copy of any particlar human being which has con- sciousness. “A neurological zombie that has a human brain and is generally physi- ologically indistinguish- able from a human” wiki 3. Inverted qualia zombie A copy of me is con- ceivable with inverted qualia specter. It can’t be measured or expressed in words. Qualia here are like designation of vari- ables in calculations 3a. A subtype here is a copy with completely different qualia 3b. Inverted Earth. All the Earth is mirrored. SEP Light form of epiphenomenalism I am not sure about their possibility 4. Others as zombies Me from the outside viewer position. It is connected with “other minds problem”. I can’t prove that oth- ers have conscious- ness. Metaphysics is impossible in Kantian way. I can’t prove that others have qualia, and have to use analogy, which has limited power to prove. 5. Possible p-zombies Other modal me as p-zombies. For example “possible me” consists of all the same elements as me, but must lack qualia (if modal realism is false and mathematical uni- verse is false) Counterfactual mug- ging thought experi- ment - maybe updated for qualia, if Omega asks possible me if its expected answer is yes. It is more like illustra- tion of idea that some type of p-zombies is possible. 6. Super-zombie Someone, who claim to be more consciousness than me, and to have a kind of (enlighted) ex- periences which I can’t have. I am a zombie from his point of view. Dualism or other idealistic world model Advaita and some types of zen, Zo- gchen and other forms of Bud- dhism Gurdjiev Zen 7. Auto-zombie I think that I have sub- jective experience, but it is only illusion. Nothing like qualia exist Pure physicalism is true. So it is a zombie whp thinks that he is not a zombie, but everybody is zombie So it is a zombie whp thinks that he is not a zombie, but everybody is zombie 7-1 Blocked zombie A normal person whos ability to experience qualia is blocked by so called blockers. This idea is used as an argument to show in- completeness of physi- calism See SEP 8. Philosophical ghosts Pure experience without body “Philip Goff (2010) suggests that this loophole for Russellian versions of physicalism weakens the zombie argument. He recom- mends instead an ar- gument from ghosts: pure subjects of ex- perience without any physical nature.” (SEP) 9. Conceivable zombie Zombie which we could think about. See chapter in SEP. Three levels of pos- sibility: conceivable, self-consistent and possible. 10-1. Pseudo zombie or troll zombie A person who has consciousness but claim that he does not have it or doesn’t have qualia. He is either uneducat- ed (don’t know where to look), or real zom- bie, or troll-zombie 10-2 Masked zombie A person who doesn’t have consciousness but claim that he has it or has qualia, and con- sciously lying. 10-3. True zombie A person without qual- ia who claims that he don’t have qualia 10-4. Not zombie A person who has qualia and claims to have them 11. Nonhuman p-zombies It could be AIs or aliens or animals Non human who claims that he has experienc- es Non human who claim that he has not qualia and consciousness 12. Incomprehensible zombie A mind about which we can’t know if he is zombie or not. In fact all other minds. 13. Image-based zombie Videorecording or mir- ror reflection of a per- son 14. China room thought experiment, GLUT- p-zombie A Big China room which consists of re- cording of all possible answers of a person. If such recording was made from actual per- son, it is zombie now, but it wasn’t in the moment of recording 15. Fading qualia zombie A mind who’s experi- ences gradually dimin- ish in “brightness”. It was suggested as thought experiment by Chalmers and was prove to be impossible Chalmers 16 Dancing qualia This zombie has bio- logical part which could be replaced by com- puter part by a switch. Chalmers link 17. Blinking zombie A mind who’s stream of consciousness is constantly interrupted, so it consists of slices, but is not continuous. It may be used to proved that continuity of consciousness if not important. A copy with absent slices is used in Per- mutation city by Egan to prove the flux uni- verse. 19. Non existence 19a A person or world that has neither body, no experiences. 19b Logically Impossible mind 20. Anti Zombie ‘...”anti-zombies’ — duplicates of ourselves made conscious by the purely physical facts (Frankish 2007) — also seem conceiv- able. So we have a parallel argument: (1*) anti-zombies are conceivable; (2) what- ever is conceivable is possible; (3*) there- fore anti-zombies are possible. But (3) and (3*) cannot both be true, since if the pure- ly physical facts about anti-zombies make them conscious, then the exactly similar physical facts about zombies make them conscious too, and they are not zom- bies after all (Frankish 2007; Marton 1998; Sturgeon 2000, pp. ) 21 Boltzmann brains The brains which appear from vac- uum fluctuations or, orginally, from termal fluc- tuations 22 Flux universe mind The idea is from Per- mutaton city be Egan. Flux mind consists of actually existing at- oms, but they are tak- en in complex non nat- ural order Possible variant is Casual flux mind: an observer-moment which results from complex but random casual interaction of atoms in a stone. Observer-moment in different universes. One the same observer moment could happen by many different ca- sual ways, which re- sults in flux universe 23 Brain in vat Thought experiment about simulated world An observer is real but the world around him is like a zombie 24. Schroedinger mind This is a mind of a Schroedinger’s cat. The idea is used in “many minds” inter- pretation of the quan- tum mechanics wiki 25. Unconsciousness mind Seems to have behav- ior, but not experiences Examples: Sleepwalking Characters in night dreams Ideomotoric activity 26. Mind of evolution Mind-like process which is using different optimization method than humans to come to seemingly rational constructions Most known type of such optimisation pro- cess is natural selec- tion and genetic algo- rithms Another type is an- thropic principle Other are conceivable 27 Zombie-world: World without any observer The universe without any observers is con- ceivable but is it really possible? Could we say that it exists if it has not any casual connec- tions with any observ- ers 28 Epistemological solipsism Only me have con- sciousness, others are zombies 29 Psychological zombie A mind which is able only to repeat some past activities. May result from some forms of dementia 30 Animal conscious- ness problem The problem of animals qualia: do they feel and what? Does fish feel pain? Do they feel and suffer? We will never know what feels the frog in the pond 31 Paperclip maximizer A mind which is completely controlled by one idea. Like a maniac, or zombie 32. A problem of consciousness of a random computer programm A Q(T) programm must able to determine if an algorithm T has any experineces and which ones. Does it have suffering? What kind of qualia it has? 33 A soulless zombie A soulless zombie that lacks a soul. It may have qualia and experience, but it just lack of soul. 34 A Freewill-less zombie Their behaviour is completely determi- nated by some kind of rule set or algorithm 34a. Epiphenomenal free will, which can’t affect behaviour Free will exist, dualism 35. A сonsciosness-less zombie This type of zomies not only lack qualia, but also other attributes of consciosness as unity, refletivity etc. The map of ideas about philosophical zombies