> Do you also think the 30% of philosophers who also have this stance simply don't understand it?
Almost none of those philosophers accuse proponents of the hard problem of consciousness with dabbling in mysticism.
> The only one calling anyone a moron here is you, and I don't think anyone involved in this discussion actually is. It's a cheap trick to discredit an opinion you disagree with.
You equated people that find consciousness hard with people being scared of the conclusions. You are essentially saying that those people are not intellectually strong as you.
> Do you also think the 30% of philosophers who also have this stance simply don't understand it?
Almost none of those philosophers accuse proponents of the hard problem of consciousness with dabbling in mysticism.
> The only one calling anyone a moron here is you, and I don't think anyone involved in this discussion actually is. It's a cheap trick to discredit an opinion you disagree with.
You equated people that find consciousness hard with people being scared of the conclusions. You are essentially saying that those people are not intellectually strong as you.