On 21 Jun 2010 at 5:40, [email protected] wrote: > [Platt] > > what I perceive is actually I-perceiving. Otherwise, all perceptions > > are something I have. Then I'm forced to say that I perceive myself. > > Now, who is this I that perceives myself? Another self -- a second self? > > And who has this perception of a second self? > > A third self? How many selves must I postulate? > > > > But if "what I perceive is actually me perceiving", > then the same regress occurs. Because me perceiving is > me perceiving me perceiving & so on. > Craig Exactly. When you split experience into subject/object you fall into infinite regress, and Quality is nowhere to be found.
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