 Our survey of theories of experiences will not be exhaustive, but I will briefly discuss an approach that complicates my framing of the debates in terms of “visual experiences”. Some have argued that, when the ordinary shopper observes the lemon in the supermarket, her visual mental life is not as simple as it seems. In particular, rather than having a unitary visual experience, perhaps she has a visual sensation and a visual seeming (Lyons 2005; Tucker 2010; Brogaard 2013; Reiland 2015; also Bengson 2015 as a fellow traveler). Call this the “hybrid” picture of experience.