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>we know subjective experience exists
>it seems impossible to derive it from purely non-experiential properties
>therefore, it must be fundamental in some way

QED
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>>17275553
>it SEEMS impossible to derive it from purely non-experiential properties
>therefore, it MUST BE fundamental in some way
Does not follow. Your conclusion should be "therefore it seems to be fundamental in some way".
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>>17275572
you're right, should've double checked what I wrote, but my point still stands.



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