It just seems to me like there’s a deeper level of explaination required to conclude the experience of consciousness is a false belief, relative to things like deja vu.
It seems like you’re using terms that presume experience in order to explain how experience is false via analogy.
You experience deja vu, the experience lends towards false beliefs about previous experiences. How can that have explanatory power in concluding experience itself is false? Wouldn’t that conclusion undermine the premises of the comparison?
It just seems to me like there’s a deeper level of explaination required to conclude the experience of consciousness is a false belief, relative to things like deja vu.
It seems like you’re using terms that presume experience in order to explain how experience is false via analogy.
You experience deja vu, the experience lends towards false beliefs about previous experiences. How can that have explanatory power in concluding experience itself is false? Wouldn’t that conclusion undermine the premises of the comparison?