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    Challenges→IIT implies a form of panpsychism.

    If a theoretical framework entails results that conflict with the considered judgments of its own proponents, this constitutes evidence against the framework's adequacy rather than evidence for revising intuitions about consciousness.

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    Proponents(referring to the philosophers who believed in British idealism)
    People who support or advocate for a particular idea, theory, or movement.
    adequacy(as used in evaluating philosophical theories)
    How well a theory works or how successfully it explains what it's supposed to explain.
    considered judgments(Rawlsian moral epistemology)
    Moral judgments solicited under conditions where people are calm and have adequate information about the cases under consideration, used as inputs to Rawlsian reflective equilibrium
    entails(describes a logical relationship between statements)
    Logically forces or guarantees; if A entails B, then whenever A is true, B must also be true.
    intuitions about consciousness

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    Your gut instincts or immediate sense of what seems true about awareness and subjective experience—what it feels like to have thoughts and feelings.
    theoretical framework(as used in philosophy of mind)
    A system of connected ideas and rules that philosophers use to explain how something works—kind of like a blueprint for understanding a topic.

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