E.g. the incredible variations in the distribution of cones and rods on the retina. Each individual has its own perception of color.
Brain anatomy varies wildly from person to person. So does personality, intelligence. Even our sensorimotor modalities are different.
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Given these facts, why should we assume that the experience of consciousness is the same for everyone? It seems almost obvious that it isn't
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brain anatomy is pretty similar for most people - we can e.g. guess what someone's looking at based on similar EEGs from others...
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other things you mention do differ a lot tho...
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like ~98% of the humans alive today.
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Not only from person to person. But from time_step to time_step. Our brains change rapidly throughout our lives.
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true. Even simple chemical intake can significantly alter the conscious experience.
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Especially the environment, drive and potential mental illnesses or neurological damage/changes due to illness (viruses, autoimmu)
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