The facts of experience, according to Nagel, are accessible only from
A) A particular point of view.
B) A collective point of view.
C) An authoritative point of view.
D) A God's eye view.

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Nagel argues that the facts of experience are inherently subjective and can only be fully understood from a particular, individual point of view. This emphasizes the subjective nature of experience, contrasting with an objective or "God's eye" perspective.

The Facts of Experience, According to Nagel, Are Accessible Only