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> our brains are incapable of seeing truth Perhaps we’re unable to see absolute truth, but we are able to see bits of the truth as it were. Nor is sensory expe
by nyokodo 5y ago
> our brains are incapable of seeing truth
Perhaps we’re unable to see absolute truth, but we are able to see bits of the truth as it were. Nor is sensory experience our only or even primary way to see truth. Professor Linden has wandered into Epistemic Philosophy but he’s not qualified to give the lecture.
- nefitty 5y agoWe can keep inventing and looking for new lenses to apply to our mind's eye, but for some reason, we find that every lens we try is slightly warped in different ways. There are people who tire of the search, settle on one lens, and then think the world is fisheye-shaped.