That’s assuming that “experience”, as you use that word, is a meaningful category.
Does “meaningful” mean “meaningful” here , or is it being used as a misleading proxy for something like “immeasurable” or “unnecessary” or “tadasdatys doens’t like it”?
What vocabulary relating to what mental states do I reject?
You keep saying various words are meaningless. One would not want to use meaningless words, generally. OTOH, you have revealed elsewhere that you don’t use “meaningless” to mean “meaningless”. So who knows?
More importantly, can you actually offer an argument why “chairness” doesn’t exist, other than pointing out that I just made it up? Preferably an argument that I couldn’t make about consciousness just by swapping a few words?
Consciousness is in the dictiionary, chariness isn’t.
Consciousness is a concept used by science, chairness isn’t.
Consciousness is supported by empirical evidence, chairness isn’t.
It’s not that words are meaningless, it’s that you sometimes apply them in stupid ways. “Bitter” is a fine word, until you start discussing the “bitterness of purple”.
Consciousness is in the dictiionary, chariness isn’t.
Are dictionary writers the ultimate arbiters of what is real? “Unicorn” is also in the dictionary, by the way.
Consciousness is a concept used by science, chairness isn’t.
Physicalist, medical definition of consciousness is used by science. You accuse me of changing definitions when it suits me, and then proceed to do exactly that. I guess that’s what projection looks like.
Consciousness is supported by empirical evidence, chairness isn’t.
What evidence exactly? I have to assume my last paragraph applies here too.
If you can’t even come up with arguments why a silly concept I made up is flawed, maybe you shouldn’t be so certain in the meaningfulness of other concepts.
As opposed to what?
Does “meaningful” mean “meaningful” here , or is it being used as a misleading proxy for something like “immeasurable” or “unnecessary” or “tadasdatys doens’t like it”?
You keep saying various words are meaningless. One would not want to use meaningless words, generally. OTOH, you have revealed elsewhere that you don’t use “meaningless” to mean “meaningless”. So who knows?
Consciousness is in the dictiionary, chariness isn’t.
Consciousness is a concept used by science, chairness isn’t.
Consciousness is supported by empirical evidence, chairness isn’t.
It’s not that words are meaningless, it’s that you sometimes apply them in stupid ways. “Bitter” is a fine word, until you start discussing the “bitterness of purple”.
Are dictionary writers the ultimate arbiters of what is real? “Unicorn” is also in the dictionary, by the way.
Physicalist, medical definition of consciousness is used by science. You accuse me of changing definitions when it suits me, and then proceed to do exactly that. I guess that’s what projection looks like.
What evidence exactly? I have to assume my last paragraph applies here too.
If you can’t even come up with arguments why a silly concept I made up is flawed, maybe you shouldn’t be so certain in the meaningfulness of other concepts.