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Originally Posted by LadyShea
Let me ask you this. If only the visible spectrum is subject to real time seeing, would that necessarily mean that we could see something before we are able to detect the non-visible light? If only the brain and eyes are efferent, then the light speed delay would apply to that light the brain can't see through the eyes.
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
White light, or the full visible spectrum, travels at a finite speed so it takes time for that light to be detected, just as it takes time to detect non-visible light.
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If we see instantly as per Lessans, if efferent vision were true, we would be able to
see a supernova much, much, much sooner than we could detect the light photons from that supernova. Decades at minimum.
That doesn't happen.