Explain spinozas definition of substance

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Question: Explain Spinoza's definition of 'substance.' On his view, why isn't a wombat a substance? Why can't there be 'created' substances (as Descartes thought)?

Explain Spinoza's account of the mind-body relationship. How does his view avoid the 'interaction problem' that Descartes' account faced?

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