You seem to be saying that if we already have a casually complete account, in terms of algorithms or physics, then there is nothing for feelings or qualia , considered as something extra, to add to the picture. But that excludes the possibility that qualia re identical to something that is already there (and therefore exerts identical causal powers).
You seem to be saying that if we already have a casually complete account, in terms of algorithms or physics, then there is nothing for feelings or qualia , considered as something extra, to add to the picture. But that excludes the possibility that qualia re identical to something that is already there (and therefore exerts identical causal powers).
Is this the same as saying that qualia are something that is already there?