I'm not sure if this experiment means anything. Consider a much more mundane(?) example: echolocation. Bats can "see" the world around them via ultrasound. H

I'm not sure if this experiment means anything. Consider a much more mundane(?) example: echolocation. Bats can "see" the world around them via ultrasound. Humans can research everything about how it works, including acoustics, physics, neurology, bat anatomy, you name it, but we will never experience it the way a bat does. So... does that prove that human consciousness is non-physical? ...I'm sorry, what? That sounds like a complete non sequitur to me. Which is exactly how I feel about the original argument.