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What no physical object can get right,
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because no physical object can get at all,
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is the qualitative aspect of experience.
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That's the aspect that we're after when we ask ourselves,
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"What's it like to see red?
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What's it like to smell coffee or to taste pineapple?"
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Now, it's pretty--Philosophers
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sometimes call these things qualia,
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because of the notion of the qualitative aspects of things.
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Our experiences have qualitative properties.
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And the suggestion then might be,
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no physical object,