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There's also the experience of knowing something, and I imagine it's like parentheses, exactly the same as knowing something. Again this whole know/experience d
by mxkopy 4y ago
There's also the experience of knowing something, and I imagine it's like parentheses, exactly the same as knowing something. Again this whole know/experience distinction is presumptuous given our knowledge of neurobiology.
Case in point, I can guess that the experience of a fourth primary color is going to be close to one of another color. I know it's not going to be warm or anything (I'll guess that it looks kind of shimmery purple, why not, purple's mysterious). People do the same with drugs - it binds to XYZ receptor, releases ABC hormone; and just from some pharmokinetic principles you can guess fairly well how it's going to feel.