Kelsey, the esoteric answer to your question is that since we are all everywhere at once, and are moreover fundamentally psychically entwined, we all share the sunset when you see it. time and space being ways to describe the interaction of a wholistic system, our daily delusion of being alone is revealed for what it truly is: bunk. (thats also why you are experiencing coincidences a lot more sharply lately – re seeing the same sunset as John S.)

The practical western realist answer to your question probably depends on the terrain in question, since you can see a pretty significantly different sunset from one side of a mountain and another… but then theres the whole can of worms you mention about whether you and I see the same theing when we think of “red”. Like maybe my red is your green. That train of thought leads to serious slopes of nihilism unless you keep the other, “we are one” paradigm. That usually tends to sort through most problems in western philisophy like a bottle of Cocacola clearing through a rusty drain. If you try to sort it out by thinking in terms of dualities, you’re in for a headache allright.

eee…my head hurts.