Ron --
Ham: There is no such thing as collective consciousness. There is only correspondent behavior to a common stimulus. Ron: Tomato, To-ma-toe, one mans collective is another's correspondence. You pretty much say that it's a collective correspondence. Some fine wordsmithing.
You don't see the difference between a behavioral response and a conscious feeling?
Common behavior can be observed in rolling stones, falling raindrops, westerly breezes, a swarm of bees, and animals at the feeding trough. Value sensibility cannot be observed. It can only be realized by the observing subject. Only physical responses can be observed.
I suggest that you rethink that criticism. You can't share an experience by looking for correspondent behavior. Confusing observed behavior with conscious experience leads to a flawed epistemology.
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