If people were to turn into zombies, what do you think would happen physically, psychologically?

If a person turns into a zombie, I think they may be more manic psychologically, and then they will feel a lot of discomfort, and physiologically they will become more rigid.

If a person transforms into a zombie, then he will have no mind physiologically, and some changes will occur psychologically, such as he cannot have seven emotions and six desires.

I think if a person transforms into a zombie, he must not have any mental in his heart, only know that he runs around, jumps everywhere, and then his physiological words see his eyes, **ah, all changed.

I think that if a person is transformed into a zombie, first of all, he will feel that he can kill people indiscriminately, and physically he wants to eat meat and then drink blood.

Physiologically, of course, it will be different from a normal person, his physiological organs are no longer active, and he has to eat people for a living, so his heart should also be a little distorted.

Physiologically, they should not be afraid of harm, and psychologically, they should be very numb, indifferent, and emotionally indifferent to everything.

Physically, I think he will lack a lot of things, and psychologically, I think he will have the seven emotions and six desires that he doesn't have, so he just wants to eat and drink.

I'm scared, because zombies give me the feeling that I'm scared, and if I become zombies myself, then I don't want to face myself.

If there really is such a thing as zombies in real life, I think I think the world is really terrible, and maybe one day the end of the world will really come.

This question is too difficult, after all, I haven't been a zombie, and I don't know, I usually watch zombie movies, zombies are unconscious creatures.

If I turn into a zombie and I don't have a heartbeat, how can I have a psychological change.

The philosophical zombie is physically identical to a conscious person, the only difference is that it has no subjective consciousness.

Few modern philosophers believe that zombie reality exists, at best it is conceivable or metaphysically possible; The concept of zombies is used against physicalism about the mind, it is not, and cannot be used, to support any specific positive view (unless all non-physicalism is treated as one view).

The use of zombies to oppose physicalism must rely on CA, which is based on a series of semantic and metaphysical theories (and of course an intuition that is the basis); Physicists have a number of different strategies for rejecting CA, or defending physicalism under the zombie problem CA.

When we say that a zombie is the same as us in all physical aspects, we are not only referring to its behavioral dimensions, such as talking (specific problems), walking, eating, etc., even if we examine its brain, all its neuronal states, and even all the microscopic particle states, are exactly the same as humans.

What does it mean to say that zombies do not have subjective consciousness, mainly to say that they do not have the same subjective feelings as ordinary people, such as seeing red, or feeling the special feeling (qualia) when they feel pain, and so on. Here we do not consider states such as believing, expecting, fearing, etc., because not all philosophers admit that they contain a subjective dimension.

I don't know much about philosophy, and I don't know how to look at the world with philosophical thinking. Many times it is a zombie, because of the lack of reading, which leads to not understanding philosophy, thinking too little, resulting in the inability to see the world with philosophical thinking. This leads to not having your own ideas, not having your own opinions, and being easily swayed by what others say.