Lewis argues that positing the existence of qualia is unnecessary when people already possess abilities to
A) Recognize.
B) Imagine.
C) Predict.
D) All of the above.

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Lewis's argument is that the concept of qualia is redundant because we already have the abilities to recognize, imagine, and predict experiences, suggesting that these cognitive abilities can account for our subjective experiences without needing to posit qualia as a separate phenomenon.

Lewis Argues That Positing the Existence of Qualia Is Unnecessary