a fuller version would make the case for why we should wholly believe that experience is determined by local brain state rather than treat it as an assumption
Relatedly to my other comment, I’m curious if you (Ruby) think you would be capable of writing such a version. I’m obviously not asking you to actually write it (you probably have much better things to do with your time), but I do wonder what the answer to this question is, and if it is “no”, then I would also want to ask whether you nonetheless think you have good reasons to believe that Rob’s conclusion is correct (in light of the counterarguments and reasons for skepticism that have been brought up, and which seem to me like they would necessitate that exact “fuller version” to resolve).
Relatedly to my other comment, I’m curious if you (Ruby) think you would be capable of writing such a version. I’m obviously not asking you to actually write it (you probably have much better things to do with your time), but I do wonder what the answer to this question is, and if it is “no”, then I would also want to ask whether you nonetheless think you have good reasons to believe that Rob’s conclusion is correct (in light of the counterarguments and reasons for skepticism that have been brought up, and which seem to me like they would necessitate that exact “fuller version” to resolve).