My wife took me to see the play “Matilda
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It is about a girl whose family doesn’t want her, but she is brilliant.
She is in her first year of school, or maybe preschool.  Not only is she
brilliant, she proves she is not qualia blind with this statement:



‘Have you ever wondered, well I have, about how when

I say, say, “red,” for example, there’s no way of

Knowing if “red” means the same thing in your head as

“Red” means in my head when someone says “red”?’

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