Edgar, and group,
Edgar is SO right, in this bit. There is just reflected light and scattered
light. Imaging, and interpretation of images, is one of our inherited gifts.
Of course, blind people do not participate in visual imaging, yet they possess
a "spacial" sense assembled by the other senses. And blind people feel warmth
of sunlight, and can orient toward the Sun.
--Joe
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
> As a very simple example reality doesn't consist of focused visual images we
> think it does. Focusing light occurs only in the eyes because the eye has
> lens that focus the light. Thus there simply ARE NO VISUAL IMAGES of anything
> in the real world out there, they exist only in the mind's illusory model of
> reality....
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