text: impossible within the bounds of nature but possible within the bounds of logic.[47] This would imply that 
  facts about experience are not logically entailed by the "physical" facts. Therefore, consciousness is 
  irreducible. In Chalmers' words, "after God (hypothetically) created the world, he had more work to 
  do."[48] Daniel Dennett, a philosopher of mind, criticised the field's use of "the zombie hunch" which he 
  deems an "embarrassment"[49] that ought to "be dropped like a hot potato".[29] 