Disentangling experience from reportability: A massive-report paradigm for visual experience outside goal-oriented attention
Zhang Chuyin, Naotsugu Tsuchiya preprint
When we look at something, we might feel we see a richly detailed external world, but if being asked, our reports are often limited. This discrepancy is one of the central questions in cognitive science. Despite its fundamental importance, philosophers and psychologists still do not agree on whether our “experience” is rich or sparse, depending on their stance on consciousness and associated...