Am I the only person that was quite confused by this podcast. The guest doesn't articulate his points very well.,(reply>), I think his main point is that there are experiences that fundamentally cannot be explained by science.<br><br>You can explain how light works, and how the brain interpret different wavelengths of light as different colors. And you can explain which wavelengths corresponds to the color red. But you can never explain what the color red looks like. It's up to you to find out by looking at the color red.<br><br>Science can't explain those kinds of qualitative properties and yet they are extremely important to our everyday life. That's a pretty big problem with science and that's what's called "The hard problem of consciousness". Perhaps the reason why we can't explain those properties is because the material world emerges from some deeper kind of consciousness. And that's the Panpsychist view.