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    Supports→Perceptual experiences are not intersubjectively accessible in the same way their objects are; each subject has their own distinct perceptual experience.

    Although two subjects can perceive a numerically identical object, each has their own distinct perceptual experience of it.

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    It seems clear that the objects of my visual perception are intersubjectively accessible in the sense that they can in principle be the objects of another’s perception. A subject’s perceptual experience itself, however, is given in a unique way to the subject herself. Although two people, A and B, can perceive a numerically identical object, they each have their own distinct perceptual experience of it; just as they cannot share each other’s pain, they cannot literally share these perceptual exp

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