@misc{cogprints1570,
          volume = {5},
           title = {Consciousness: An afterthought},
          author = {Stevan Harnad},
            year = {1982},
           pages = {29--47},
         journal = {Cognition and Brain Theory},
        keywords = {mind/body problem, consciousness, causality, cognitive medeling, qualia, epiphenomenalism, free will},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/1570/},
        abstract = {Our sense that we do something deliberately may be an
                               afterthought that arises after our brains have already triggered our action
                               unconsciously. Consciousness itself may be a similar illusory afterthought,
                               with no direct causal role. In any case, Methodological epiphenomenalism,
                               together with the Turing Test, seem to be be the best strategy for cognitive
                               modelling.}
}

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