/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9503572
how could it even conceivably be a material phenomenon?
take a whole-cloth hallucination, which seems to be an instance of mere qualia/phenomenality with no mind-external correspondent
what does such a hallucination consist of?
it seems to just consist of the fabric of your visual experience, i.e. pure color qualia
do you think if you zoomed in on it enough you'd see that it really consists of particles? but where would those particles even be, since the hallucinated object does not exist in physical space? and how would you "zoom in" on a hallucination in the first place, since you can't physically put a microscope up to it?

This is now a hard problem of consciousness thread.
/sci/, what are hallucinations made of?