The Answer: “The only difference in qualia being marginal indifferences”

Mar 4, 2020, 2:59 PM

(core) UPDATED

—“The Qualia of Geometry Is Uniform. Or, to paraphrase: The cartesian properties of a cube are perceived uniformly.”—Andrew M Gilmour

Or differently: all humans perceive space, consisting of place, location, objects, paths, and boundaries, uniformly, with the only difference in qualia being marginal indifferences.

Or differently: all brains we know of evolved from the necessity of coordinating action within space and time, using the same method: construction of triangles, hexagrams, and rough approximations of volumes (spherese) from them, with the only difference being scale proportionate to bodily movement.

Just want to thank you again for that bit of elegance.