The main point of the Fred and Mary cases is that
A) Physicalism is incomplete; learning all the physical facts doesn't mean learning all the facts.
B) Physicalism is true; learning all the physical facts is enough to understand the cases.
C) The neurosciences have more explanatory power than dualism.
D) Qualia such as color experiences have no connection to what happens in one's brain and body.

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The Fred and Mary cases are thought experiments designed to challenge physicalism by suggesting that there are aspects of conscious experience (like seeing a new color or qualia) that cannot be fully understood through physical facts alone, indicating that physicalism might be incomplete in explaining consciousness.

The Main Point of the Fred and Mary Cases Is