#andrewbailey

‘‘zihin yalnızca kendi sahiplerince erişilebilir.’‘ 

‘‘..bu kitap zihin-beden sorununa: zihinsel durumların doğasına ve bu zihinsel durumların beden ve beyinle olan (metafiziksel, epistemolojik, nedensel) ilişkilerine odaklanmıştır. bununla birlikte zihin felsefesi bundan fazlasıdır.’‘ 

‘‘descartes altıncı meditasyonda ünlü ‘ben bedenimden gerçekten ayrıyım ve bedenim olmadan da varlığımı sürdürebilirim.’‘ fikirlerini ileri sürüyor. 

‘‘husserl şöyle yazıyor: yapmamız gereken ilk şey, üzerinde düşündüğümüz öz deneyimlerde, bilinçli yaşamı ön yargılardan tümüyle uzaklaştırıp kendini dolaysız olarak, kendi oluşuyla ele almaktır.’‘ 

‘‘..bedenlenmiş zihinlerimiz..’‘ 

‘‘fenomenoloji, önceden algılanan nesneleri zihinde canlandırma yeteneği bilimidir.’‘ 

‘‘..yeniden algılamak..’‘ 

‘‘merleau-ponty’nin araştırmalarının felsefi çerçevesinde zihin, temelinde bedenleşmiştir.’‘ 

‘‘.. bedensiz zihin ve mekanik beden..’‘ 

‘‘makinedeki hayalet dogması’‘ - ryle 

‘‘..bilinç bir beyin süreci midir?’‘ - place 

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bağlamından koparmadan, sınırlı bir alana alıntılamak kolay değil. 

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey cautioned on Thursday that economic uncertainty will remain a persistent challenge for the U.K., even after the country secured a major trade agreement with the United States under President Donald Trump's revised tariff framework.

Speaking to CNBC, Bailey welcomed the deal but said it does little to shield the U.K. from broader global trade turbulence. “The tariff and trade situation has injected more uncertainty into the situation... There’s more uncertainty now than there was in the past,” he noted.

While the U.S.-U.K. trade pact is seen as a positive development, Bailey stressed that Britain’s exposure to global trade flows means it is still vulnerable to tariffs imposed by and between other major economies. “The U.K. is a very open economy,” he said. “The impact doesn’t stop at bilateral deals.”

Bailey expressed hope that the agreement with Washington would be the first of many new trade deals globally, but warned that elevated tariffs — compared to prior levels — remain a concern. “We are looking at tariff levels that are probably higher than they were beforehand,” he said.

The central bank’s Monetary Policy Report, also released Thursday, echoed these concerns. The term “uncertainty” appeared 41 times in the 97-page document, up from 36 in February, reflecting growing apprehension over the economic outlook.

In a divided decision, the Bank of England cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.25%. Five members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted in favor of the cut, while two preferred holding rates steady and two supported a deeper 50-point reduction.