Chomsky's point in this paper is that a future, complete physics might say that mental properties are fundamental. This would mean that
A) Physicalism was correct.
B) Dualism was correct.
C) There was no longer a difference between physicalism and dualism.
D) Neither physicalism nor dualism was correct.

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Chomsky suggests that if a future physics were to find mental properties as fundamental, it would blur the lines between physicalism and dualism, making the distinction between them less clear or relevant.

Chomsky's Point in This Paper Is That a Future, Complete