Dylan Casey
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1,538 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 21 Sep
Dylan Casey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And, you know, you think about when you have the same experience over and over and over again.
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where a certain arrangement of things happens or places themselves in front of you at the same time were that to change under some circumstances that would if depending on how noticeable that thing was to you that might really or not noticeable it might really register with you but it's also possible that in other circumstances even if it changed you may not notice the change because you may just fill in the gap with
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what's perfectly normal to you.
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And Mark, you mentioned the gorilla basketball bouncing thing, which is a freak out, you know, back in, was it 15 years ago or whatever, when the meme came out.
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It's like, yeah.
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And, you know, all of this, of course, is just to point to the fact that we were so, you know, that the mechanism is not passive, right?
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That they were constructive.
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But I think if you just examine your own experience and start thinking carefully about, not thinking carefully,
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Don't think.
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Just put this framework in your mind and then start going out and experiencing your world and start noticing.
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It becomes profoundly disturbing.
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Well, maybe not disturbing is not the right word.
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It's shocking how he's right that we have this idea about how we are in the world and who we are and what we do and how we do it.
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That is just totally at odds with all of the mechanisms that we understand and learn about.
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So in other words, and maybe that's ultimately what qualia is.
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Qualia is...
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The subjective experience that's completely fucking at odds with and wrong compared to mechanically and chemically and biologically and all that stuff, what actually happens in the world.
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Our experience of ourselves is completely different from what actually happens if you look at it, at the mechanics of how it actually happens.
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That's what quality is.
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It's the way we fool ourselves.
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