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I would consider this article to be biased against Cartesian dualism. It suggests that many later Cartesians did not come up with more reasonable solutions to the problem of mind/body interaction. In a contemporary context, I would use a term like energy to describe the nature of mind. “Mind is an energy that does not have to traverse space to have its effects [on the brain],” said Dallas Willard during a personal interview with him discussing this key philosophical issue.