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Sensorimotor knowledge is a form of conceptual knowledge, we just overintellectualize our own conceptual skills (as if “that’s red” was something you could give a justification for). The fineness-of-grain case for nonconceptual content, conversely, overestimates the detailedness of our experience. Nonhumans can have protoconcepts understood as context-bound islands of rationality (e.g. Sheba’s numbers)

What makes you think that the tomato is actually a solid object, not just a-port-of-a-tomato-ish-from-one-perspective surface?