CHALMERS(1996)OFFERS A PARODY (s 笑模仿) o 1. Programs are purely o 1. Recipes are syntactic formal (syntactic) o 2. Human minds have o 2. Cakes are crumbly mental contents (semantics) o 3. Syntax by itself is o 3. Syntax is not neither constitutive of sufficient for nor sufficient for crumbliness semantic content o 4. Therefore, programs by themselves are not o 4. Implementation of a constitutive of nor recipe is not sufficient sufficient for minds for making a cakeCHALMERS (1996) OFFERS A PARODY （搞 笑模仿）：  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.  1.Recipes are syntactic.  2.Cakes are crumbly.  3. Syntax is not sufficient for crumbliness.  4. Implementation of a recipe is not sufficient for making a cake