(March 4, 2017 at 1:36 pm)Jesster Wrote:(March 4, 2017 at 6:35 am)bennyboy Wrote: I drink hot chocolate. I experience what the hot chocolate is like. My brain is doing stuff, which is physical stuff, and the physical process can (to a degree) be observed-- there's brain activity happening. So it's both subjective and objective.
Those are two separate things you are equating. Perceptions are just electrical impulses in your brain based on what your body and brain can detect. Your personal perception of the hot chocolate and the actual object of the hot chocolate are not the same thing. The color red as a property of an object is not affected in any way by a blind man's inability to see it
Both the chocolate and the brain function are objective. They can both be observed, at least in theory. What part of it do you claim is subjective-but-not-objective?
