Multiple Choice
Scientists study all the physical information about Fred's optical system and brain. Finally, Jackson concludes that
A) Our scientific learning is still limited by our own limited brains.
B) We still won't know what it's like to see what he sees.
C) We still won't have the ability to distinguish red-1 and red-2 ourselves.
D) We will know everything there is to know about Fred's vision.
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