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I don't see how this refutes anything. You cannot experience being asleep, but what you experience is waking up, having been asleep. I find this consistent wit
by kaoD 8y ago
I don't see how this refutes anything.
You cannot experience being asleep, but what you experience is waking up, having been asleep. I find this consistent with the fact that approximately 100% of the time I experience is me being awake.
Having been unconscious is also an experience with p>0. It's only having been dead where (as far as we know) p=0. Not temporary dead: dead, dead; since it's defined as having been conscious (even if on and off) and then never being conscious again.
It's similar to being born: you don't experience anything before, but it's p=1 for you being born if you're experiencing it.
It's not refuting anything, only changing the axioms.