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concept:role-realiser-distinctionRole/Realiser Distinction
Block's distinction between second-order functional roles and first-order physical realisers, used to formalise substrate constraints.
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- Ned BlockintroducesDistinguished phenomenal from access consciousness; cited for inner cinema metaphor
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- Block's Meat HypothesisimplementsClaim that consciousness depends on subcomputational biological realisers, not just functional roles.
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- Reframes substrate-dependent theories (EM field, quantum, biological naturalism, meat hypothesis) within the five-level hierarchy.
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