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The mind-body problem: neurophysiology of looking and seeing

The mind-body problem. When you intend to move your finger, what actually moves your finger? You experience your intention, but does it exist in the same sense as your body? Probably not: your finger, your body, is part of material reality—objective, observable by all. In contrast, your intention, your mind, is subjective, private by definition—apparently, not part of material reality. Thus, everybody can observe whether your finger moves but only you can tell if you have had the intention to move it. The body and mind are so different from each other that it seems impossible for them to interact. So, could your intention cause your body to move?