  Thus your experience of the crimson patch has a quale (call it ‘\(Q_{C}\)’) that your experiences of the vermilion and turquoise patches lack. Your experience of the vermilion patch has a quale \((Q_{V})\) that your experiences of the crimson and turquoise patches lack; likewise, your experience of the turquoise patch has quale \(Q_{T}\). What about an experience of all three patches, as when viewing the whole of figure 1? Which of \(Q_{C}, Q_{V}\), and \(Q_{T}\) does that have? The answer usually implicit in the literature is ‘All three’ (as opposed to  ‘None’).[1]  This is probably the more natural way of understanding qualia terminology, given the explanation so far, and is the one adopted in this article.