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Panpsychism is related to non-reductionism because the argument for panpsychism, as described in [1], rejects radical emergence, implying that mental properties cannot be reduced to purely physical ones without accounting for their fundamental nature.
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claimThomas Nagel's argument for panpsychism relies on four premises: Material Composition (living organisms are complex material systems with no immaterial parts), Realism (mental states are genuine properties of living organisms), No Radical Emergence (all properties of a complex organism are intelligibly derived from the properties of its parts), and Non-Reductionism (mental states are not intelligibly derived from physical properties alone).