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Using the word 'reason' is unreasonable since your answer was to one using empirical material to fill in for the subjective fodder you provide.
How would a robot know what is reasonable?
Using the word 'reason' is unreasonable since your answer was to one using empirical material to fill in for the subjective fodder you provide.
I only discuss things with beings in control of their ideas and capable of changing them based on reason alone.
how do you know a pen works?
A contrast heralded in the phenomenology of Husserl and Heidegger, and central to Sartre's work Being and Nothingness. Being for-itself (pour-soi) is the mode of existence of consciousness, consisting in its own activity and purposive nature; being in-itself (en-soi) is the self-sufficient, lumpy, contingent being of ordinary things. The contrast bears some affinity to Kant's distinction between the perspective of agency or freedom and that of awareness of the ordinary phenomenal world.
Additive color refers to how we see color in light itself. Our modern understanding of light and color begins with the experiments conducted by Sir Isaac Newton, who used a prism to split white light into the visible spectrum of colors. The key discovery here was the light is not merely revealing color which is already there; it is the color.
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A molecule changing shape because energy caused it to change shape is not information about color.
Abstract The adult primate visual system comprises a series of hierarchically organized areas. Each cortical area contains a topographic map of visual space, with different areas extracting different kinds of information from the retinal input. Here we asked to what extent the newborn visual system resembles the adult organization. We find that hierarchical, topographic organization is present at birth and therefore constitutes a proto-organization for the entire primate visual system. Even within inferior temporal cortex, this proto-organization was already present, prior to the emergence of category selectivity (e.g., faces or scenes). We propose that this topographic organization provides the scaffolding for the subsequent development of visual cortex that commences at the onset of visual experience
Modes for molecules changing shape have fixed material parameters.
In the case of photosensitive materials it is particular energy interacting with molecules in visual receptors causes detecting molecules to twist yielding stress on other molecules attached to the sensitive molecule to produce a current passed under the cell's membrane to sites holding transmitter substance molecules by polarity to release them.