I&#x27;m not Blake, but I think you&#x27;re falling victim to the typical mind fallacy.<p>&gt; I&#x27;m sure you can imagine what it felt like when something really funny happened to you, right?<p>I can&#x27;t. In fact, the entire notion of how I &quot;felt&quot; in the past seems like a metaphor to me.<p>&gt; And you could probably also remember listening to a song you heard on the radio.<p>I can remember the fact that I heard a certain song on the radio. I certainly cannot hear it.<p>&gt; If you cannot remember, imagine the feeling of the sun, sound and imagine the sound you might hear.<p>I&#x27;ve been to beaches and snowy mountains and absolutely could not imagine those things. I know in the abstract that a beach is warmer than a mountain, but I don&#x27;t <i>feel</i> those memories differently—they&#x27;re just textual descriptions, like what you&#x27;d read in a book.