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Re: [xmca] established fact: x per cent of people are happy



Hello Andy, this intrigues me


> is in almost constant pain. I just asked her if she's happy.
> Answer "yes." I don't deny that that tells me something. And
> I was pleased to hear it, too. Answers to researchers'
> questions are objective data. But it is nonsense to think
> that these words reflect observations of a person's own
> state of consciousness.
>

What does her "yes" answer tell you about?

Ivan
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