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Qualia refers to the phenomenal character of subjective experience.
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Are the experiences of the "flow of time" and of "cause and effect" qualia?
Yes, the flow of time is exactly of the nature of a qualia, but I dispute the idea that physics has no answer about how or why we experience it. … , even though the map between the qualia categories and the measurable attributes might be complex. …