If that means nothing to you, then I suggest you read some more philosophy of mind to understand why subjectivity is a real problem for eliminativist theories.
> consciousness is the epistemic ground of all knowledge and experience
Fortunately not!
> Dennett's arguments are not taken seriously in many academic philosophical circles.
Haha, I don't know what bubble you live in, but the majority of philosophers are physicalists. See the survey done a few years ago:
In fact, nearly every single one of Dennett's positions are held by the majority of philosophers, ie. physicalism, Compatibilism, realism. So much for Dennett not being taken seriously.
If that means nothing to you, then I suggest you read some more philosophy of mind to understand why subjectivity is a real problem for eliminativist theories.
> consciousness is the epistemic ground of all knowledge and experience
Fortunately not!
> Dennett's arguments are not taken seriously in many academic philosophical circles.
Haha, I don't know what bubble you live in, but the majority of philosophers are physicalists. See the survey done a few years ago:
https://philpapers.org/surveys/results.pl
In fact, nearly every single one of Dennett's positions are held by the majority of philosophers, ie. physicalism, Compatibilism, realism. So much for Dennett not being taken seriously.