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>By communicating to you that it is so-causal, I am saying that it will cause you to experience the same thing. It'll cause me to experience what I normally th
by tremendulo 9y ago
>By communicating to you that it is so-causal, I am saying that it will cause you to experience the same thing.
It'll cause me to experience what I normally think of as white. Which isn't to say that our experiences will match exactly because they include subtle associations. Some we will have in common, say a blank sheet of paper. But if I live near the equator then snow may be one of many associations we do not share.
- mjburgess 9y agoI meant something narrower by "experience". Not that you will be in the same mental state in every respect, but of the state you are in, it will have the feature of "seeming-to-see-a-white-thing" which I also share. Causes carve experience into pieces which we communicate.