Hannah Fry

Maybe.

But I mean, there's a reason why they call this the hard problem, which is literally the name of it.

What is it like to experience the world from inside somebody else's body?

It's a hard problem because it's not falsifiable, right?

There's no real way.

You can have ideas and theories, but ultimately we just...

For now, don't know.

Maybe it is.

I mean, I think you're probably right that actually if you just swapped over the taste, for example, just the signal for taste, it would be like, well, this is a trippy experience.

But actually, ultimately, I don't think it would disintegrate your sense of self.

But if you swapped over all of it, the whole lot...

I don't know.

I think there's a chance you'd completely disintegrate.

There wouldn't be a you left.

Would you suddenly absolutely despise olives and love chili, you know?

I mean, you could hypnotize people into being colorblind.

No!

Permanently or as a temporary... I mean, you gain one thing, you lose another.

I have a question about that.

Does it happen in a way that people notice it?