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Multiple realizability

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Multiple realizability is a philosophical concept primarily discussed in the philosophy of mind and philosophy of science. It refers to the idea that a given mental state or property can be realized by multiple distinct physical states or systems. In other words, various physical configurations or processes across different types of substances can give rise to the same mental state.

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