An “epistemic add-on” to this problem was posed in a paper that uses the example of Commander Data’s trial in a Star Trek episode. This problem is “about the performance of functions” like reportability and requires an “extra ingredient,” in contrast to a related problem about functions themselves, according to a paper “Facing Up to” both. A garage rock band lends its name to a view supported by Colin McGinn (10[1])that this (10[1])problem is unsolvable by humans, called new mysterianism. The “explanatory gap” (10[1])refers to the difficulty of physicalist models in solving (10[1])this problem, the name for which was coined by David Chalmers. (10[1])For 10 points, name this problem in the philosophy of mind that asks how neurological processes give rise to subjective experience. ■END■ (10[2]0[3])