differently than an eliminativist? 4. How would a functionalist like Jerry Fodor account for their apparently humanlike capabilities and behaviors? 5. Does the portrayal of R2D2 and C3PO in the Star Wars movies provide support for the strong Al thesis? Why or why not? (Be sure to mention the views of Minsky.) 6. How would John Searle account for their apparently humanlike capabilities and behaviors? 7. In the Star Wars movies, C3PO and R2D2 are clearly treated as second- class citizens. For example, a bartender says, "We don't serve their kind here." If they have truly human abilities, is it appropriate to treat them as sub-human? Why or why not? 8. Think about the instruction above that requires you to imagine R2D2 and C3PO as real. How easy did you find that part of the assignment? How easy is it, in general, to suspend disbelief while watching a movie or TV show in which humanlike robots or androids appear? Does the ease or difficulty of imagining these fictional humanlike robots have any relevance to the question of whether artificial intelligence is possible? 9. Think about another fictional depiction (outside of Star Wars) of a robot or android that appears to have humanlike characteristics. Which theory best fits this character? Be sure to explain why. (Provide a very brief description of this character and identify its source.)