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What can computer science tell us about what biological systems do and how they do it? Can these chemical information-processing functions be [blank] in digital computing systems? What are the [blank] of developments in computer science for understanding the nature of causality? Aaron Sloman, author of Computer Revolution in Philosophy, [blank] into the world of connections between ideas developed in computer science, biology, and philosophy, providing new [blank] into some fundamental questions about the nature of consciousness and free will.

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What can computer science tell us about what biological systems do and how they do it? Can these chemical information-processing functions be replicated in digital computing systems? What are the implications of developments in computer science for understanding the nature of causality? Aaron Sloman, author of Computer Revolution in Philosophy, delves into the world of connections between ideas developed in computer science, biology, and philosophy, providing new insights into some fundamental questions about the nature of consciousness and free will.
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