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Dualism
A clock ticks in a darkened study. Outside, machines are revolutionizing how people see the world. But inside, a stranger question lurks: What if the mind is not just a machine? What if the most essential part of you is something that cannot be weighed or measured at all?In seventeenth-century Europe, thinkers grappled with two powerful visions of what it means to be human. One was ancient and familiar: the soul as the form of the living body, inseparable from the flesh it animates. The other was dazzling and new: the body as a machine, subject to the same laws as falling stones and spinning…
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