> That happens even with humans, so I'm not sure that follows. When it happens with humans, it's also an example of non-comprehension, possibly for a different

> That happens even with humans, so I'm not sure that follows. When it happens with humans, it's also an example of non-comprehension, possibly for a different reason. We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are. Actually, perhaps that's the same reason.