Since all things are relative to the observer in this universe how can we be sure of the world around us?
For example:
I once knew a man with colour blindness, to him red and green looked the same. I was talking to him about a photo under red light and I commented about how one of the subjects of the photo was wearing a red shirt, he corrected me and said that it was a light green shirt. When I got the photo out into daylight the subject was wearing a light green shirt. I asked him how he knew and he said that because he looks at it differently he could spot the subtitle difference in shades between red and green.
When in odd or extreme conditions we can get a picture of the world that is in fact false or not quite right, leading to fear, panic, hate, love, joy, etc.
Taking this into account, should we re-evaluate our most strongly held beliefs about ourselves, our children, our religions, etc? If we did what might we find?
Please explain your answers. I thank you in advance.
2007-01-24
14:38:20
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Arthur N
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