Mark Linsenmayer
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You're listening to The Partially Examined Life, Episode 400, Part 2.
Finishing up our discussion of Dan Dennett's Consciousness Explained, we were right in the middle of considering really his response to the Nagel article, What Is It Like to Be a Bat?, which was Nagel's proof that there is something, qualia, the subjective experience, that even if you knew...
You studied bats, you know all from the outside about their brain chemistry, their physiology, their abilities.
How can they echolocate?
How far away, how fast can the thing be moving?
You could know all that stuff, and yet you would still never know what it is like to be a bat.
There is that kernel.
of qualia that is is forever inaccessible and therefore science can't know everything there is to know because there's the you know the thing that only other bats would understand
and so can we sum up what so far what dennis response
tell.
Well, it is a thing to be explained at least.
Sure.
We claim that we have, but is the claiming the same as the analogy of the center of gravity that we say we don't?
So if you're Hume, there is no real self.
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