Death presents a problem for the ______________________ of our lives, because, it seems, if in the end everything comes to nothing, how can anything really matter? [BLANK-1]

Happiness as _______________________ has both a subjective component, which is how we feel, but also an objective component, which we really accomplished. [BLANK-1]

According to [BLANK-1], minds are substrate dependent, meaning that something to have a mind only if it is made up of a certain type of substance or thing (like a brain). 

According to the __________________________, death is not bad for us because death is non-existence and our non-existence before we were born was not bad for us, so it cannot be bad for us after we die.  [BLANK-1]

The [BLANK-1] is the argument if mind and matter are fundamentally different substances, then one cannot affect the other, contrary to appearances.

On the nature of sense perception, ________________________ is the view that, in sense perception, we do not directly perceive real, external objects themselves. Instead, on that view, we directly perceive only our own sensations or sensory images of external objects.  [BLANK-1]

The [BLANK-1] of the self says that we are not identical to our memories or to any other mental states, but that we are, rather, identical to the subject of our memories and other mental states. 

What is called “a priori knowledge” is knowledge that does NOT depend on sense experience for its [BLANK-1].

The problem of mind-body interaction, or the problem of how a physical body can interact with a non-physical mind, is a problem for [BLANK-1].

Two years ago, the Emery Company purchased a motor vehicle with a 3-year recovery period. The depreciation charge by the MACRS method for year 2 is $66,675. What was the first cost of the vehicle? [fc] What was the depreciation charge for year 1? [d1] What is the book value of the vehicle at the end of year 2? [bv2]