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Originally Posted by Spacemonkey
Peacegirl, you said the light from the newly ignited Sun would be at the retina at 12:02 and was located at the Sun at 12:00. Was this correct or incorrect?
What does it say about the plausibility of efferent vision that you're so completely incapable and/or unwilling to answer simple questions about it?
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I have answered this so many times, it's getting old. Time is not involved Spacemonkey. Photons would be at the retina if the object was bright enough. If it takes time for the object (the Sun) to get to the point of being bright enough, we wouldn't see it, therefore no photons would be at the retina. Maybe it would take 2 seconds; this doesn't change anything. His claim would still hold that light doesn't have to travel through space/time and reach Earth for us to see the object.