Amnesigenic

You can’t predict jack shit clown

If you think your being made fun of here is going to have any impact on anyone but you then you’ve drastically overestimated your importance

Lol good

Anything’s possible when you make shit up kiddo

Anything’s possible when you make shit up

Cope

I’m not far from a bakery that makes earl grey macarons, they are exquisite

Tldr

A whole lot of the discussion occuring here is the justification of opinions, obviously nobody can force you to participate but if you don’t want to then it seems kinda pointless to have commented at all in the first place

Probably not a coincidence

Reasonable

Not even close, learn to read

Cool story

I could absolutely explain Marxism to people at a honky tonk, wouldn’t be any harder than explaining Marxism to people in any other location. Already did that once, keep up

You are bad at this

A Geiger counter doesn’t make radiation physically observable, it just gives you information about it, your senses are still 100% incapable of detecting it. You chose the exact words “What could possibly be considered more real than that which we can observe and experience?” and I responded by accurately pointing out that our senses are imperfect and our experiences frequently fail to accurately represent reality. You should leave the explaining to people who are better at it.

If a whole bunch of different people are all misunderstanding you in the same way at the same time then the obvious explanation is that you’re failing to communicate clearly

No, there are actually a lot of things we can measure and study that are unobservable with our senses, and a shitload of verifiable ways in which our senses either misinterpret reality or completely fail to perceive it

We observe solid matter to not be composed mostly of empty space, that observation is verifiably incorrect. Our senses evolved to help us survive in our natural environment, being able to perceive empty space between/within atoms would do fuck all to help us survive seeing as how we can’t meaningfully interact with that empty space on our own. We invented devices to compensate for the limits of our senses and discovered that reality often differs drastically from our experience. To answer your question, it’s what we can prove.

We do not have enough evidence to conclude that subjective experience will never be objectively measurable, sufficiently advanced neuroscience absolutely could reach a point where every aspect of human experience could be measured observed and compared. We almost certainly won’t live to see it though.