Jackson argues that if we were to implant Fred's optical system into someone else's body

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According to Jackson's argument, if we were to implant Fred's optical system (which includes his qualitative experience of redness) into someone else's body, we would learn something new about the nature of consciousness. Specifically, we would learn that subjective experiences cannot be reduced to physical phenomena alone, which would challenge the adequacy of physicalism. Therefore, option B is the correct choice.

Jackson Argues That If We Were to Implant Fred's Optical