A THREE PREMISE ARGUMENT BY SEARLE o 1. Programs are purely formal(syntactic) o 2. Human minds have mental contents (semantics) o 3. Syntax by itself is neither constitutive of, nor sufficient for semantic content o 4. Therefore, programs by themselves are not constitutive of nor sufficient for mindsA THREE PREMISE ARGUMENT BY SEARLE  1. Programs are purely formal (syntactic).  2. Human minds have mental contents (semantics).  3. Syntax by itself is neither constitutive of, nor sufficient for, semantic content.  4. Therefore, programs by themselves are not constitutive of nor sufficient for minds