I’m disputing that the intuitive feeling of what to do in a social interaction, that neurotypical people have, is based on predictions gained from experience, rather than on the innate capacity of the neurotypical brain to hardware-accelerate social interactions.
The content of that feeling would be based on predictions gained from experience, but the kind of that feeling wouldn’t.
The brain of an autistic person might give them the same information, but it wouldn’t be the content of the same quale (kind of like getting the same information through hearing in the case of one person and through seeing in the case of another person).
I’m disputing that the intuitive feeling of what to do in a social interaction, that neurotypical people have, is based on predictions gained from experience, rather than on the innate capacity of the neurotypical brain to hardware-accelerate social interactions.
The content of that feeling would be based on predictions gained from experience, but the kind of that feeling wouldn’t.
The brain of an autistic person might give them the same information, but it wouldn’t be the content of the same quale (kind of like getting the same information through hearing in the case of one person and through seeing in the case of another person).