BruceD wrote: >Joseph Polanik wrote: >>what is known is that there is experience and there is experiencing; >Is this not a special case of knowing? suppose you imagine yourself in a high alpine meadow on a sunny day discussing philosophy with a blue unicorn. is that a case of knowing? (I would say 'no'.) is that a case of experiencing? (I would say 'yes'). hence, knowing is a subset of experiencing. >Perhaps there is "no way to explain" because all explanations begin >with with a person experiencing himself and his world. quite possible. Joe -- Nothing Unreal is Self-Aware @^@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~@^@ http://what-am-i.net @^@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~@^@ ========================================== Need Something? Check here: http://ludwig.squarespace.com/wittrslinks/