Incommunicable in the anthropic sense of formally losing its evidence-value when transferred between people, in the broader sense of being encoded in memories that that can't be regenerated in a trustworthy way, or in the mundane sense of feeling like evidence but lacking a plausible reduction to Bayes? And - do you think you have incommunicable evidence? (I just noticed that your last few comments dance around that without actually saying it.)
(I am capable of handling information with Special Properties but only privately and only after a multi-step narrowing down.)
There might be anthropic issues, I've been thinking about that more the last week. The specific question I've been asking is 'What does it mean for me and someone else to live in the same world?'. Is it possible for gods to exist in my world but not in others, in some sense, if their experience is truly ambiguous w.r.t. supernatural phenomena? From an almost postmodern heuristic perspective this seems fine, but 'the map is not the territory'. But do we truly share the same territory, or is more of their decision theoretic significance in worlds that to the...
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