If hallucinatory experience has its own intrinsic qualitative character independently of the world, then erroneous judgment arises from misidentifying sense-data with absent objects, not from experience 'dictating' judgment by accurate self-representation.
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(Argument from illusion in philosophy of perception)
The objects experienced in cases of illusion — things that have the features the perceiver takes themselves to be experiencing, but which are not material things or elements in the environment independent of the individual experiencer.