  Another use of ‘qualia’ that is particularly important to distinguish from the present one is Dretske’s. According to Dretske, qualia include colors—properties of objects like tomatoes, not experiences. This is because he explains qualia as “the ways objects phenomenally appear or seem” (1995, 73), and red is one way that tomatoes  appear.[5]  Qualia, on Dretske’s use, are properties of objects of experiences; in this article qualia are properties of experiences.