Frank Jackson, a contemporary philosopher, presents us with the thought experiment of Mary, a woman who has spent her entire life in a black and white room, learning everything via black and white television. While locked in this room, Mary becomes a neurophysicist who specializes in the science of color. She learns it all - optics, light, the physics of color, and how it affects our sensory organs even though she's never seen color for herself. So here's the question: when Mary finally walks out of the room and sees color for the first time, has Mary learned anything new