...it does fo. They who talk thus, may with as mucn reafon, if it beneceflary to their Hypothefis, fay, That a Man is always hungry, but that he does not always feel it : whereas Hunger confifts in that very Senfation, as Thinking confifts in being confcious that one thinks. If they fay,...

...does fo. They who talk thus may, with as much reafon, if it be neceffary to their hypothelis, fay, that a man is always hungry, but that he does not always feel it : whereas hunger confifts in that very fenfation, as thinking confifis in being confcious that one thinks. If they fay,...

...does fo. They who talk thus, may with as much reafon, if it be neceflary to their hypothefis, fay, that a man is always hungry, but that he does not always feel it ; whereas hunger confifts in that very fenfation, as thinking confifts in being confcious that one thinks. If they fay,...

...without parts, as that any thing thinks without being conscious of it, or perceiving that it does so. They who talk thus may, with as much reason, if it...hypothesis, say, that a man is always hungry, but that lie does not always feel it: whereas hunger consists in that very sensation, as thinking consists in...

...without parts, as that any thing thinks without being conscious of it, or perceiving that it does so. They who talk thus may, with as much reason, if it...their hypothesis, say, that a man is always hungry, hut that he does not always feel it : wliereas hunger consists in that very sensation, as thinking...

...that a man always thinks, though not conscious of it, may as well say that a man is always hungry, but does not always feel it; whereas hunger consists in that very sensation, as thinking consists in consciousness, or the perception of what passes in a man's own mind. To define the soul to be a substance...

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...without parts, as that any thing thinks without being conscious of it, or perceiving that it does so. They who talk thus, may with as much reason, if it...thinking consists in being conscious that one thinks. If they say, that a man is always conscious to himself of thinking ; I ask, how they know it ? Consciousness...

...without parts, as that any thing thinks without being conscious of it, or perceiving that it does so. They who talk thus may, with as much reason, if it...thinking consists in being conscious that one thinks. If they say, that a man is always conscious to himself of thinking, I ask, how they know it. Consciousness...

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