The Harder Problem: The Quality of Present

Wes: Having the knowledge derive from audio books about any given experience would entail knowledge of what it's like to undergo that experience. So actually see, you need those audio books to be a bunch of clicks patterned in a certain way. That's what you need them to be. They can't be language about seeing. Mark: I think I'm not so sure he's saying that, but we'll discuss that under certain circumstances,. But if we see it realized in the brain that's made exactly like our brain, and yeah, we can't know.