T. A. Gardner
Thread Killer
Yes, we do for the most part experience the world in the same way.
We have the same means of experiencing it in terms of sensory inputs. We are able to convey by various means those experiences to others such that they comprehend and understand them.
Where people's experiences vary isn't in their sensory inputs but how they choose to interpret them. That is, how someone takes the inputs and decides on outputs. This is where insanity, incompetence, and the like come into play.
We have the same means of experiencing it in terms of sensory inputs. We are able to convey by various means those experiences to others such that they comprehend and understand them.
Where people's experiences vary isn't in their sensory inputs but how they choose to interpret them. That is, how someone takes the inputs and decides on outputs. This is where insanity, incompetence, and the like come into play.