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There are 7 maps in the printed version of the
Mapping Great Debates: Can Computers Think? series.
Each are 3 x 4 feet in size.

Obviously this is too big a file for easy web viewing.

We've tried to cut them apart and squeeze them into a useful set of layers on the web.
We use the "functionalism" and "conscious computers" debates (below) from Map 6 for this demonstration.

For more detail, click within the red lines.