I’ve given a little thought to this hidden qualia hypothesis but it remains very confusing for me.
To what extent should we expect to be able to tractably and knowably affect such hidden qualia?
Here’s the report on conscious subsystems: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/vbhoFsyQmrntru6Kw/do-brains-contain-many-conscious-subsystems-if-so-should-we
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I’ve given a little thought to this hidden qualia hypothesis but it remains very confusing for me.
To what extent should we expect to be able to tractably and knowably affect such hidden qualia?
Here’s the report on conscious subsystems: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/vbhoFsyQmrntru6Kw/do-brains-contain-many-conscious-subsystems-if-so-should-we