I agree with what you say, but my point has been washed out. A description, no matter how poor gives us insight into the change and some subjective experience c

I agree with what you say, but my point has been washed out. A description, no matter how poor gives us insight into the change and some subjective experience can be mapped to others. Iron deficiency causes your leg to bounce. CBT causes people to practice second order thinking. Faith causes people to experience grace. Your subjective experience has overlap with other phenomena, a description of the journey allows it to be mapped. People with medical grade depression can then decide if taking LSD is likely to resolve their problems. Playing the subjective-definition game is entry level stuff. There is real suffering that could be allieviated here with a little more insight and mapping.