It does have something to do with epistemology, because the experience delivers knowledge-by-acquaintance, which is a form of knowledge.
Yes, clearly an experience can deliver knowledge. But does experience yield any additional knowledge over a simulation of same? One could plausibly argue that it does not.
It does have something to do with epistemology, because the experience delivers knowledge-by-acquaintance, which is a form of knowledge.
Yes, clearly an experience can deliver knowledge. But does experience yield any additional knowledge over a simulation of same? One could plausibly argue that it does not.