That’s interesting, but I doubt it’s what’s going on in general (though maybe it is for some camp #1 people). My instinct is also strongly camp #1, but I feel like I get the appeal of camp #2 (and qualia feel “obvious” to me on a gut level). The difference between the camps seems to me to have more to do with differences in philosophical priors.
Oh, I don’t think it’s the only difference between Camp #1 and Camp #2. But it certainly creates a pre-philosophical bias toward Camp #1, for those of us who don’t have qualia. I suspect Daniel Dennet is also in the no-qualia camp, given the arguments advanced in his paper “Quining Qualia”.
That’s interesting, but I doubt it’s what’s going on in general (though maybe it is for some camp #1 people). My instinct is also strongly camp #1, but I feel like I get the appeal of camp #2 (and qualia feel “obvious” to me on a gut level). The difference between the camps seems to me to have more to do with differences in philosophical priors.
Oh, I don’t think it’s the only difference between Camp #1 and Camp #2. But it certainly creates a pre-philosophical bias toward Camp #1, for those of us who don’t have qualia.
I suspect Daniel Dennet is also in the no-qualia camp, given the arguments advanced in his paper “Quining Qualia”.