1. Explain and evaluate the Mind-Independence Argument. [Section 5.2.1]

2. Explain and evaluate the Objectivity Argument. [Section 5.2.2]

3. Explain and evaluate the Neo-Humean view. [Sections 5.3.1 and 5.3.2]

4. How should one characterize creativity such that it is crucially involved in the making of good art (novels, paintings, music, sculpture, architecture, poetry, movies, video games)? What is the main difference between creative people and non-creative people? How might a creative person play your favorite video game in a different manner from a non-creative person.

5. The authors argue that since the ability to perfectly win in games of strategy (those that have winning strategies) is something that itself cannot be programmed, the playing of computer games involves creativity. How does this notion of creativity (accomplishing tasks in ways not subject to a perfect set of rules) connect with the notion of creativity from your previous answer? [Sections 5.3.4 and 5.4]

6. What, if any, implications might the philosophy presented in this chapter have for game design. Write a memo to your design team making the connections.