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epiphenomenon <mn. epiphenomena> [brit. angl. ˌɛpɪfəˈnɒmɪnən, am. angl. ˌɛpifəˈnɑmənɑn, ˌɛpifəˈnɑmənən] SAM.

epiphenomenon

epifenomeno m. spol

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epifenomeno

epiphenomenon

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He termed the stream of consciousness an epiphenomenon; like the bell of a clock that has no role in keeping the time, consciousness has no role in determining behavior.

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Generally, when this occurs, the illness is an epiphenomenon and not the primary pathology.

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She viewed consciousness as an epiphenomenon of excitation and inhibition of motor discharge.

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This idea is expressed in some theories that say consciousness is an emergent epiphenomenon that can not be reduced to physiological properties of neurons.

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They have a kind of second celebrity, an epiphenomenon of fame.

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So, according to classical theory, ageing could "only" evolve as a side effect, or epiphenomenon of selection.

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The most well-known works, the ones that have obscured the rest, were only an epiphenomenon in the eyes of their author.

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For example, formal dualism regards the opposites as mutually exclusive entities, whilst monism finds each to be an epiphenomenon of the other.

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But these differences are trivial compared to the vast gap between our mutual views and conventional science, in which consciousness emerges exclusively as an epiphenomenon of complex neuronal-level computation.

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For example, having an increased risk of breast cancer concurrent with taking an antibiotic is an epiphenomenon.

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