Dylan Casey

speaker
1,538 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 5d ago

Dylan Casey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

Trend

recordings per month · last 12 months
4 · Aug OctJan 26AprJulnow

Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 12 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 4.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment
things that could be, in some meaningful sense, I guess, attributed to podcast-host
objects in the world. podcast-host
And then his secondary qualities are things which involve obviously in involve objects with primary qualities, but ultimately we would say are located in the subjective experience of those objects. podcast-host
So those would be things like color, smell, or aromas, taste, and so on. podcast-host
And we can go podcast-host
Through the argument in more detail, but in essence, what Dennett says is that if you dig yourself out from underneath all of the stuff about qualia, it's ultimately just a recapitulation of the idea of secondary. podcast-host
qualities and that there are a number of things that are challenging about that particular concept secondary qualities. podcast-host
He's ultimately not just going to accept some of the objections to secondary qualities, but also say that ultimately the whole concept of a secondary quality or a qualia requires this Cartesian theater thing that he set up, which we talked about in the last episode. podcast-host
Yes, that's ultimately where he's gonna get. podcast-host
There are a couple of steps and one I think so I'm gonna try to recite this. podcast-host
I don't have specific notes on this, but I'll recite it and you can tell me if I remember it correctly or not. podcast-host
So he's kind of setting up this idea of qualia, the way it's used as this it is supposed to give you something more. podcast-host
than a podcast-host
so-called materialist or quote unquote scientific explanation, right? podcast-host
Like so to explain my experience of red, you can't explain my experience of red by just saying, oh, light frequency wavelength, blah da-de-blah, bouncing off of surface, yada yah, and hitting. podcast-host
None of that captures what the experience, I'm using scare quotes for listeners in the audio section here, to podcast-host
explain or capture a describe, it's unclear to me, but podcast-host
the experience of seeing red podcast-host
You have to add something to the mechanics of what biologically, physically is actually happening when you see red. podcast-host
saying the quality of the podcast-host
Showing 121–140 of 1,538 · page 7 of 77 ← Previous Next →