David Chalmers believes that we can make progress on the problem of consciousness by finding .
A)hard;perceptual bistability
B)hard;neural correlates of consciousness
C)easy;perceptual bistability

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David Chalmers believes that finding neural correlates of consciousness, or identifying specific neural processes that are correlated with conscious experience, can help us make progress on the problem of consciousness. This is considered a hard problem, as it relates to subjective experience rather than objective physical processes. Perceptual bistability, the phenomenon of a visual stimulus being able to produce two distinct perceptual interpretations, is an example of an easy problem, as it can be studied and understood using existing scientific methods.

David Chalmers Believes That We Can Make Progress on the Problem