The view Jackson argues for in this reading is that the quality of experiences, such as seeing color,
A) Is different for different people.
B) Can't be explained by substance dualism.
C) Can't be explained in merely physical terms.
D) Can't be explained by today's neuroscience.

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Jackson argues that the quality of experiences, such as seeing color, cannot be fully explained in merely physical terms, suggesting that there are aspects of conscious experience that physicalism or a purely physical explanation of the mind cannot account for. This is often illustrated through thought experiments like Mary's room, which aim to show that there are qualitative aspects of experience (qualia) that cannot be captured by physical explanations alone.

The View Jackson Argues for in This Reading Is That