According to Jackson, when Mary experiences color for the first time she will
A) learn something.
B) learn nothing.
C) realize that she is not capable of experiencing qualia.
D) know what it is like for Fred to see the extra color.

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According to Jackson's knowledge argument, when Mary sees color for the first time, she learns something new—what it is like to experience color—despite having all the physical information about color perception beforehand. This suggests that there are non-physical facts about the mind, challenging physicalist views of the mind.

According to Jackson, When Mary Experiences Color for the First