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Earlier you said: “You are confusing what we "see", with interpretations that don't occur in the eyes. That's even why you put the word "see" in quotes. You use
by bl0rg 4y ago
Earlier you said:
“You are confusing what we "see", with interpretations that don't occur in the eyes. That's even why you put the word "see" in quotes. You used the wrong word. The word "see" explicity refers to what is observed by the eyes, not our later interpretations.”
Are you saying that the brain interpreting signals from the eyes (real-time) cannot be affected by past experiences (i.e. interpreted)?
If that’s not what you’re saying then I’m not sure what your opinion is, feel free to re-state it if you want to have more pointless discussions ^^