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    It is not the case that The conceivability argument against materialism fails because the ideally conceivable world in the vicinity is only a structural zombie world, not a full-fledged zombie world.

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    • 1.If there is an ideally conceivable world in the vicinity of the imagined zombie world, that world is a structural zombie world.
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    • 2.A structural zombie world lacks consciousness but duplicates only structural features, not quiddistic features.
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    • 3.The conceivability argument requires the ideal conceivability of a full-fledged zombie world that duplicates both structural and quiddistic features.
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