According to the given premise, zombies are logically possible.
The provided information states a philosophical argument for the possibility of zombies:
- Zombies, defined as beings microphysically identical to conscious beings but lacking consciousness, are conceivable.
- If zombies are conceivable, then they are possible.
- Therefore, zombies are possible.
In essence, the argument hinges on the idea that if we can imagine something (a zombie), then that thing is possible. This rests on a specific definition of "possible," one often used in philosophical discussions related to consciousness and the mind-body problem. Therefore, given these premises, the conclusion that zombies are logically possible follows directly.
