> You don't really need priors to understand other people, because other people feel exactly the same emotions as you do. Under very different conditions, with

> You don't really need priors to understand other people, because other people feel exactly the same emotions as you do. Under very different conditions, with different emotions running alongside them and in very different intensities arising from a wide range of possible causes. Other people do not all feel as I do, any more than they want what I do. The contrary claim is roughly analogous to claiming that all programs are the same because they're all made of 1s and 0s.