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Full Idea
All visual experience is composed of activities of neural circuits whose very activity is innately pleasing to us.
Gist of Idea
Visual experience is composed of neural activity, which we find pleasing
Source
Daniel C. Dennett (Consciousness Explained [1991], 12.6)
Book Ref
Dennett,Daniel C.: 'Consciousness Explained' [Penguin 1993], p.409
A Reaction
This is the nearest I can find to Dennett saying something eliminativist. It seems to beg the question of who 'us' refers to, and what is being pleased, and how it is 'pleased' by these neural circuits. The Hard Question?