This has led him into direct disagreement with "neuro-philosophers": neuroscientists or philosophers such as Antonio Damasio and Daniel Dennett who think that neuroscience can shed light on philosophical questions such as the nature of consciousness or the mind-body problem. Hacker argues that these are indeed problems, only not empirical ones.
Hacker opposes "neuro-philosophers," which include neuroscientists or philosophers such as Antonio Damasio and Daniel Dennett, who believe neuroscience can address philosophical inquiries like consciousness and the mind-body problem. Hacker asserts that these questions are significant but not empirical in nature.