>Subjectivity is just our minds way of explaining what is sees - most of you
>will agree. If so, with a full understanding of the way the brain
functions,
>and I am not stating that we have this understanding yet, we would be able
to
>pick subjectivity apart and describe it objectivly.
A complete and full explaination of the physics and mechanics of a roller
coaster is not the same as the _experience_ of riding it. You seem to have
overlooked the fact that subjectivity is by definition the "the viewpoint of
the subject". There is no `magic' involved in saying that the viewpoint of
an observer is not the same as that of the subject. No matter how well one
understands the electro-chemical, hormonal, psychological, and emotional
effects of an experience, nevertheless this still remains qualitatively
different from what is actually experienced by the subject.
Even a perfectly understood orgasm is not the same as having one.
-Prof. Tim