Churchland says, "What drives the left-out hypothesis? Essentially, a thought-experiment, which roughly goes as follows: we can conceive of a person, like us in all the aforementioned Easy-to-explain capacities (attention, short term memory, etc.), but lacking qualia." What is Churchland's argument against the thought-experiment?

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The Answer of Churchland says, "What drives the left-out hypothesis? Essentially, a thought-experiment, which roughly goes as follows: we can conceive of a person, like us in all the aforementioned Easy-to-explain capacities (attention, short term memory, etc.), but lacking qualia." What is Churchland's argument against the thought-experiment?

Churchland Says, "What Drives the Left-Out Hypothesis? Essentially, a Thought-Experiment