If what you see is what is before your eyes, then not all visual experience is seeing. (There is such a thing as an illusion of seeing, e.g., a phosphene.) Question: For visual experience which is not seeing, what decides what was experienced?

If what you see is what is before your eyes, then not all visual experience is seeing. (There is such a thing as an illusion of seeing, e.g., a phosphene.) Question: For visual experience which is not seeing, what decides what was experienced?

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