qualia are not represented but directly experienced. Can you give a definition of these qualia? That sounds obvious. Sounding obvious and being true are two very different things.
qualia are not represented but directly experienced. Can you give a definition of these qualia?
That sounds obvious. Sounding obvious and being true are two very different things.
I define qualia as the elements of my subjective experience. “That sounds obvious” was an euphemism. It’s more than obvious that qualia are real, it’s given, it is the only truth that does not need to be proven.
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I define qualia as the elements of my subjective experience. “That sounds obvious” was an euphemism. It’s more than obvious that qualia are real, it’s given, it is the only truth that does not need to be proven.