yeah! embarrassing isn't it?I can see how boredom could lead to insanity (or quackery).
yeah! embarrassing isn't it?I can see how boredom could lead to insanity (or quackery).
I seriously am not sure what your point is or even what you are talking about.Science is forced to say that we are constantly recreating by way of reconstruction what we see. Is their evidence to support such an incredible claim of recreation?
Perhaps you could reread the OP as a way of finding out the answer to your question?I seriously am not sure what your point is or even what you are talking about.
Photons from the outside world enters our eyes and hit our retinas that sends electro-chemical signal to our brains. Our brains process those signals to create a picture of our world. It is not just people that do this; Ardvarks to Zebras do the same thing.
It seems like you think that is not possible, or something?
Perhaps you could reread the OP as a way of finding out the answer to your question?
and if you still have a problem let me know...ok?
Reread the OP and I still have a problem. First of all your question was answered in the first reply and yet we are on page 11. Now you seem to have wandered a bit from that OP.Perhaps you could reread the OP as a way of finding out the answer to your question?
and if you still have a problem let me know...ok?
Try post #115 or many other posts.. I am not going to explain it again.. I would only be pasting what i have already written.Reread the OP and I still have a problem. First of all your question was answered in the first reply and yet we are on page 11. Now you seem to have wandered a bit from that OP.
So I will ask again:
I seriously am not sure what your point is or even what you are talking about.
Photons from the outside world enters our eyes and hit our retinas that sends electro-chemical signal to our brains. Our brains process those signals to create a picture of our world. It is not just people that do this; Ardvarks to Zebras do the same thing.
It seems like you think that is not possible, or something?
Seeing as there is a terrible lacking of evidence to support this bizarre claim that we somehow reconstruct our world view all the time I propose a simple scientific experiment.
Take a number of humans up on top of a small mountain blindfolded, that they has never seen or been told about beforehand ( a blind study! excuse the pun!)), and measure the time it takes for them to reconstruct and recreate their visual field of view after taking the blindfold off.
Then if you wish and have time, work out the time it takes for them to comprehend what they has allegedly reconstructed/recreated.
Should prove rather enlightening... ( excuse the pun!)
Why do you think this is bizarre? I suppose I do not particularly like your term reconstruct - I would use the term interpret. Seems straight forward to me and not the slightest bit bizarre or odd. Photons of a blue wavelength from the sky hit the bottom half of your retina, the photons from the green bushes to the left hit your retina on the right side and the photons from the brown ground hit the upper part of your retina. All these impulses go to your visual cortex and your brain interprets these impulses into a 'picture'.Seeing as there is a terrible lacking of evidence to support this bizarre claim that we somehow reconstruct our world view all the time I propose a simple scientific experiment.
Seeing as there is a terrible lacking of evidence to support this bizarre claim that we somehow reconstruct our world view all the time I propose a simple scientific experiment.
Take a number of humans up on top of a small mountain blindfolded, that they has never seen or been told about beforehand ( a blind study! excuse the pun!)), and measure the time it takes for them to reconstruct and recreate their visual field of view after taking the blindfold off.
Why do you think this is bizarre? I suppose I do not particularly like your term reconstruct - I would use the term interpret. Seems straight forward to me and not the slightest bit bizarre or odd. Photons of a blue wavelength from the sky hit the bottom half of your retina, the photons from the green bushes to the left hit your retina on the right side and the photons from the brown ground hit the upper part of your retina. All these impulses go to your visual cortex and your brain interprets these impulses into a 'picture'.
I went back and read some of the earlier posts of members trying to help you understand sight and then I read your replies. I see that this is hopeless.
You have every right to believe that seeing is magic or whatever, but I am afraid you won't have a lot of luck convincing anyone.
It always amazes me what is permitted to kept in the science section. I guess since your confusion and pseudoscience elicit actual science based replies it is allowed to stay.
Whatever...
You have every right to believe that seeing is magic or whatever, but I am afraid you won't have a lot of luck convincing anyone.
The reason why the use of the words reconstruction or recreation is because of the presence of vacant space in our field of view that is not emitting light. As such the human brain is then called upon to reconstruct the scene by estimating space ( depth of field) This takes time and would produce a time lag with every movement witnessed.
There is nothing "magical" about how we actually see unless you subscribe to what is currently held by mainstream science. Which is that the brain has this magical capacity to perform such a huge amount of processing virtually instantaneously all the time we are conscious.
Contrary to your assessment I am actually attempting to remove the magical thinking that you are quite accepting of with regards to yourself.
I don't think you deserve to know. So far no one has demonstrated a capacity to understand the question posed. Some of the responsibility for this is mine due to being unable to articulate in a way that avoids soliciting all these conditioned responses.So what is YOUR explanation of sight?
Concur.So far no one has demonstrated a capacity to understand the question posed.
So far no one has agreed that a problem exists....
QQ has been trying to years to step back and achieve a little clarity. His therapy is this forum I believe.Concur.
I genuinely want to address the issues brought up here, but you are jumping from topic to topic too fast for any one of them to be properly addressed. So none of them do.
You seem to state some things as fact, when they appear to be merely a guess. They never get addressed before you launch into your next "yeahbut".
It has been a hundred posts or so since there has been any discussion about the actual topic of the OP. I have reported the thread in an attempt to bring some much-needed clarity. Don't know if they'll lock it, or break it up or leave it as-is.
I have little choice but to step back and await some clarity as to what, exactly, you are trying to ask.
Is it possible this is why he jumps from one argument to the next like lilypads in a pond? Because he knows, if he stops for a moment, he'll sink?QQ has been trying to years to step back and achieve a little clarity. His therapy is this forum I believe.
Science has effectively locked us all in a magical, purely subjective virtual reality construct, that somehow magically 8 billion or so people can all individually experience with amazing uniformity.What is it about the rigors of the scientific method that you feel produces "magic" and what is it about your approach that you feel produces more valid results?
This seem to be an unfounded assertion.Science has effectively locked us all in a magical, purely subjective virtual reality construct,
funnily enough you are closer to the truth with this than what is currently held by science. IMOI don't think our eyes see light. I think they see dark. That is my theory of dark.
I and persons who have posted to this thread already have ... go read...This seem to be an unfounded assertion.
I'd ask you to defend it.