🧟Philosophical Zombie Experiment

Can something behave exactly like you — yet feel nothing inside?

🤔 What Is the P-Zombie Problem?

Imagine a perfect robot that copies every human reaction — smiling at jokes, crying at funerals, screaming in pain — yet inside feels absolutely nothing. Could a being physically identical to you be just like that robot?

A philosophical zombie (p-zombie) is a hypothetical being that is physically identical to a conscious human in every way — same neurons, same behavior, same speech — but has no subjective experience whatsoever. Proposed by David Chalmers (1996), this thought experiment probes the 'hard problem of consciousness': why does physical processing give rise to inner experience at all?

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Qualia
The subjective 'what it is like' of experience
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Hard Problem
Why does physical processing feel like anything?
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Functionalism
Mental states defined by functional roles
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Dualism
Mind and body as distinct substances
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Turing Test
Can behavior reveal consciousness?
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AI Consciousness
Could machines ever truly feel?

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