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Philosophy of time and intuitions about qualia being dependent on a distinguished present moment
When I’ve attempted to research philosophy of time I find that a lot of the discussion seems to be about how to give a logical analysis of tenses in language, but relatively little of it seems to pay ...
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Is the "speed of time" perception a quale we can share?
The perception of time seems to be a quale as every other else. Though, the unique thing about it could be that it's actually measurable.
People regulate their drowsiness by objective factors like ...
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Senses without phenomenology: are they quales?
Can there be sense experience without phenomenological existence, in the Husserlian sense of the things themselves being given to consciousness?
Are they like something? Just as the smell of mint has ...
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What is an infintely small unit (of time)
Is there a philosophy of the infinitely small?
Does anyone apply it to qualitative experience, and ask if that is divided up into instants?
It seems to me that the infinitely small could not be like ...
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Are the experiences of the "flow of time" and of "cause and effect" qualia?
Physics and biology have no answer why or how we personally experience the color red and we say that the experience of the color red is a quale.
Physics also has no answer why or how we experience ...