This philosophical position was attacked by Herbert Feigl’s conception of nomological danglers. A variant of this position was defended by Gottfried Leibniz with the idea of pre-established harmony, which, similar to Malebranche’s occasionalism, relies on the coordination of God. (-5[1])A form of this position once defended by Frank Jackson is called epiphenomenalism. David Chalmers holds the (*) “property” form of this position, whose “substance” form was criticized by Gilbert Ryle as “the ghost in the machine.” Regarding this position, one thinker distinguished res extensa from res cogitans which are able to interact in the pineal gland. For 10 points, René Descartes advocated what philosophical position which holds that the mind and body (10[1])are two separate entities? ■END■