Its aim is to show that an aspect of our ordinary conception of perception is deeply problematic, if not incoherent: perceptual experience cannot be what we intuitively think it is.
Andy Gill of The Independent was much less impressed with the DVD, qualifying it as an "unsatisfying, incoherent entertainment experience" even though she liked the way "the visual spectacle put everything in perspective".
However, if you can't wake the person, or if she extremely incoherent and/or experiencing any of the above symptoms, proceed with seeking medical treatment.
Although he rejects the view that the notion of unconscious experience is incoherent he argues that there is no compelling reason to assume that such actually exist.
Another way to put this is that the very concept of qualitative experience is incoherent in terms of or is semantically incommensurable with the concept of substances that bear properties.
His incoherent rambling about team experiences from his grad student days reversed his entirely positive interview.
The bottom line, in turn, has recomposed reality into the incoherent, fragmented world that we experience in dreams.
The scepticism is fuelled by a two-fold negative experience: decades of incoherent public policies at national level, plagued by bad management and uncertain funding, on the one hand; and the endless U-turns by donors, the double binds of frequent contradictions in their funding policies and the short-term nature of the programmes they enact, on the other [ 3].
Her speech in Indiana was incoherent, part valedictory ("This has been an extraordinary experience"), part battle cry ("Full speed on to the White House!"), but more the latter than the former.
However, when analysing recent literature reviews on the theory of value co-creation, it seems that the current knowledge and understanding about co-creation is surprisingly incoherent and mainly consists of studies on customer experience [19, 20].
