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01-28-2012, 07:42 PM
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Speaking of freak shows, I noticed that the BAUT forum must have a really narrow definition of what is allowed on a thread. The moderators are getting really pissy about comments in some of the posts. That could be why I haven't spent much time there, They moderate like they have a stick up their ass.
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Yes, it is very strong moderation there. And it's why peacegirl wouldn't last more than a day there. As soon as she evaded a single question or made another bullshit post, the moderator would step in and tell her to change her behavior. The next time she posted there in the same way she does here, she would be summarily banned.
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That's exactly why if I depended on these moderated forums I would never be able to explain the misconceptions regarding how we see because the moderators would not give me a chance.
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01-28-2012, 07:43 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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What are you getting at?
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I am getting at images created from only light and photosensitive materials, no lenses needed to create the image on the wall. You claimed the lens was a necessary factor in getting an image on film, I am showing that you can create images without lenses at any children's museum
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That, to me, would be similar to a mirror image on water. There is no lens involved, but I don't think you can get a still photograph without some form of lens.
Picture This – Mountain Mirror Image – Sawatch Range, Colorado
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I just gave you a counterexample. A hologram is a still photograph (on steroids), you get stunning pictures, and there is no lens involved at all.
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You're missing the point. In order to see a hologram you need the lens of your eye. In order to take a picture of a hologram, you need the lens of a camera. Everything that is seen requires a lens, unless it's a lower organism that uses light in a different way.
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Yes, seeing requires a lens. Just as taking a photo requires a lens. In a camera the lens forms an image from the light moving towards the film.
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This is an inward process or an afferent process. Light doesn't move from the film towards the object to form an image. That would be efferent. It's just a simple matter of direction. It is trivial. Like knowing how to use quotes. A moderately intelligent person would have figured out the difference by now both on the direction of light and the use of quotes.
Except for the insane Lessans family. You can repeat it thousands of times, and they just won't get it.
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This has nothing to do with light. Efferent vision has to do with the brain. It is more than trivial. It is exceedingly significant. This is a perfect example of how dumb you really are. 
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Are you even aware that in the text above you said that a lens is required to see? Or are you unable to connect the dots like any five year old can do?
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A lens is part of a camera and a part of the eye, so what's your beef?
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No beef. Just further confirmation of your cognitive dysfunction.
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01-28-2012, 07:44 PM
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I have come to the conclusion that you are all too smart to give up on these discoveries.
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 Yes, you would come to that conclusion, just like you came to the conclusion that we see in real time even though it has been proven that we don't. This is a perfect example of how you allegedly think.
A small number of people stick to this thread because it is like rubbernecking at a giant car wreck, or lingering at the world's biggest freak show. It's addictive in a certain way, though perhaps not healthy for us. Nevertheless, a point in favor of these threads is all the interesting talk about science and philosophy it has spawned, all of which disprove Lessans.
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Not one word has come close to disproving Lessans. I don't know what you're talking about, seriously. And I hope it's more than all the other interesting talk that keep people here, although I agree there is a lot of learning going on other than what I'm positing.
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01-28-2012, 07:44 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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You never said how may books you sold, or if you got any feedback.
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Maybe you forgot...
I have not marketed or distributed this book.
Therefore, no one knows about this book.
Therefore I have sold no books.
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No, sorry, I missed that. None? But then where did the review on Amazon come from? You must have at least sold ONE?
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01-28-2012, 07:45 PM
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Speaking of freak shows, I noticed that the BAUT forum must have a really narrow definition of what is allowed on a thread. The moderators are getting really pissy about comments in some of the posts. That could be why I haven't spent much time there, They moderate like they have a stick up their ass.
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Yes, it is very strong moderation there. And it's why peacegirl wouldn't last more than a day there. As soon as she evaded a single question or made another bullshit post, the moderator would step in and tell her to change her behavior. The next time she posted there in the same way she does here, she would be summarily banned.
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That's exactly why if I depended on these moderated forums I would never be able to explain the misconceptions regarding how we see because the moderators would not give me a chance.
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Soooooooo, you've been posting for 9/10 months on this unmoderated forum trying to explain "the misconceptions regarding how we see". Is this a big improvement for you?
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01-28-2012, 07:46 PM
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So instead of trying to understand you tell me that this violates the laws of physics. That's too easy of a cop-out.
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Every bullshit claim you have ever made violates all the laws of physics and is in direct conflict with observed reality.
Why does NASA correct for delayed-time seeing via the speed of light to send spacecraft to Mars and other celestial bodies, peacegirl? You are cornered like a rat by that single question and run away and hide like a dishonest coward when it is asked of you.
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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No one will ever get peacegirl to budge off her delusions because she likes them. It makes her feel important. The idea that her father was a great man, and she is now his prophet and curator of his legacy, is enormously thrilling to her and lifts her out of her mundane reality. That's really about it.
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Not really. She has exhibited some major cognitive dysfunction and still does so.
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Not any more than the run-of-the-mill fundamentalist Christian though.
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I'm pretty sure that peacegirl is not the only mentally ill person in the world. And although Christians might dispute this, they are not immune from mental illness.
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So you consider every young-earth creationist to be mentally ill? Or every anti-evolutionist?
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no I don't. But some are.
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How do you draw the line though? They are all impervious to logic, none of them care much for evidence that challenges their worldview, they all use these odd phrases as thought-stoppers... at what point does a person cross the line from fundy to mentally ill person?
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I draw the line at where the person is cognitively dysfunctional when discussing their very own beliefs. Not so much that they believe something crazy.
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But how do you decide it is cognitive disfunction and not bog-standard wilful ignorance?
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01-28-2012, 07:51 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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No one will ever get peacegirl to budge off her delusions because she likes them. It makes her feel important. The idea that her father was a great man, and she is now his prophet and curator of his legacy, is enormously thrilling to her and lifts her out of her mundane reality. That's really about it.
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Not really. She has exhibited some major cognitive dysfunction and still does so.
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Not any more than the run-of-the-mill fundamentalist Christian though.
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I'm pretty sure that peacegirl is not the only mentally ill person in the world. And although Christians might dispute this, they are not immune from mental illness.
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So you consider every young-earth creationist to be mentally ill? Or every anti-evolutionist?
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no I don't. But some are.
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How do you draw the line though? They are all impervious to logic, none of them care much for evidence that challenges their worldview, they all use these odd phrases as thought-stoppers... at what point does a person cross the line from fundy to mentally ill person?
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I draw the line at where the person is cognitively dysfunctional when discussing their very own beliefs. Not so much that they believe something crazy.
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But how do you decide it is cognitive disfunction and not bog-standard wilful ignorance?
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It's not easy and it takes lots of data. But you may not think peacegirl has provided enough data. So please take the time to post with her trying to fathom the breaks in her cognition rather than trying to make sense of what she is saying. Once you do that it doesn't take long. Then the question becomes if you can find the source of the seed misconceptions that is then amplified by her dysfunction. She claims to be explaining Lessans book but she doesn't seem to understand much of it. Not that this would be easy for a sane person.
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01-28-2012, 07:52 PM
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Also, you ever explained why direct sight does not contradict causality. What causes the reaction at the eyes / film?
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Vivisectus, I have explained this more than 50 times. When the brain is looking out through the eyes, we see the object because of it's ability to absorb certain wavelengths. Nothing from the object travels, only white light bounces off of objects. But when we look directly at the object, we see it in real time due to the non-absorbed light that is present. It doesn't (P) reflect off of the object which implies travel time. I think this has gotten people really confused. The lens of a camera works the same way except that it focuses the light which is just a mirror image of the object. ABSOLUTELY NO INFORMATION FROM THE OBJECT IS TRAVELING. SO HOW DOES IT CONTRADICT CAUSALITY?
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01-28-2012, 07:54 PM
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You never said how may books you sold, or if you got any feedback.
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Maybe you forgot...
I have not marketed or distributed this book.
Therefore, no one knows about this book.
Therefore I have sold no books.
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No, sorry, I missed that. None? But then where did the review on Amazon come from? You must have at least sold ONE?
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Better hurry, Amazon has one book left Amazon.com: Decline and Fall of All Evil: The Most Important Discovery of Our Times (9781553953302): Seymour Lessans: Books
This seller apparently thinks that it's become a collectable:
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01-28-2012, 07:57 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
She had the book posted online, accessible for free, for years. It was only recently taken down.
Several people here have it still. My copy got lost when my harddrive blowed up.
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01-28-2012, 07:57 PM
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Speaking of freak shows, I noticed that the BAUT forum must have a really narrow definition of what is allowed on a thread. The moderators are getting really pissy about comments in some of the posts. That could be why I haven't spent much time there, They moderate like they have a stick up their ass.
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That's why as much as I hate the tomato throwing in here, to be moderated and told what one can and cannot say, and especially ending a thread in midstream, is worse. So even though being here is not great, it's the lesser of two evils. 
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I'm sure you hate it when threads are not allowed to go until you die.
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I don't like it when a moderator artificially ends a conversation before it has run its course. That is interference. Just like capitalism, the market needs to correct itself, not have government interfere and create an artificial bail out. It causes more damage.
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But if you are in favor of no regulation then why have you complained about the lack or moderation on this board.
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Moderation is only called for in extreme cases. Imagine the President of the United States giving his State of the Union address and he can't even get through his speech because people are calling him expletives and booing him. That's how I feel. I can't get past all of the naysayers and tomato throwers. It's a terrible distraction and has nothing to do with the discussion.
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01-28-2012, 07:58 PM
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I'm pretty sure that peacegirl is not the only mentally ill person in the world. And although Christians might dispute this, they are not immune from mental illness.
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So you consider every young-earth creationist to be mentally ill? Or every anti-evolutionist?
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no I don't. But some are.
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How do you draw the line though? They are all impervious to logic, none of them care much for evidence that challenges their worldview, they all use these odd phrases as thought-stoppers... at what point does a person cross the line from fundy to mentally ill person?
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You seem to be painting all of them with the same broad brush. Do you think that all Christians are fundamentalists, young Earthers, anti-evolutionist. If so you are just as bigoted and delusional as Peacegirl, you cannot just lump all individuals who claim a certain belief together, there is a lot of variety in the nature of peoples beliefs. The corporate church, in spite of claims otherwise, does not dictate what every Christian believes.
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Religion, specifically the belief in God is a form of cognitive error. Actual evidence for the supernatural fades under the light of scrutiny, and so religion is belief in things for which there is no evidence for.
While it's a form of cognitive error, it's a perfectly normal and healthy function of our own minds, which likes to have reasons for things. We're a story telling species. It's not a sign of mental illness to be religious.
However, the real dysfunction comes when belief contradicts observed reality. Some people just figure out how to work with the new facts, and some people double down and insist there is something wrong with the observations. (This is the "escalation of commitment" that ThreeLawsSafe mentioned.) A good example are the YE creationists.
Even then most of these people are functional otherwise. They have extreme cognitive bias, but the dysfunction is focused around the things they believe. They can otherwise be productive workers, loving parents, good friends, etc.
Then there's a few whose cognitive dysfunction harms themselves or others. This is where cognitive dysfunction goes into mental illness. It's generally not a matter of content, it's a matter of severity.
One thing I'd like to point out, we know peacegirl is highly dysfunctional when it comes to any subject surrounding Lessans' books. We don't really know how dysfunctional she is in other aspects of her life (although we may have had some clues....), or how badly her level of dysfunction affects her quality of life, so it's not really fair to label her as mentally ill.
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01-28-2012, 07:59 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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Also, you ever explained why direct sight does not contradict causality. What causes the reaction at the eyes / film?
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Vivisectus, I have explained this more than 50 times. When the brain is looking out through the eyes, we see the object because of it's ability to absorb certain wavelengths. Nothing from the object travels, only white light bounces off of objects. But when we look directly at the object, we see it in real time due to the non-absorbed light that is present. It doesn't (P) reflect off of the object which implies travel time. I think this has gotten people really confused. The lens of a camera works the same way except that it focuses the light which is just a mirror image of the object. ABSOLUTELY NO INFORMATION FROM THE OBJECT IS TRAVELING. SO HOW DOES IT CONTRADICT CAUSALITY?
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If nothing travels, then it is a contradiction of causality. It is as simple as that. Either something travels from the object to the retina / Film / Brain, or causality is contradicted.
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I'm pretty sure that peacegirl is not the only mentally ill person in the world. And although Christians might dispute this, they are not immune from mental illness.
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So you consider every young-earth creationist to be mentally ill? Or every anti-evolutionist?
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no I don't. But some are.
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How do you draw the line though? They are all impervious to logic, none of them care much for evidence that challenges their worldview, they all use these odd phrases as thought-stoppers... at what point does a person cross the line from fundy to mentally ill person?
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You seem to be painting all of them with the same broad brush. Do you think that all Christians are fundamentalists, young Earthers, anti-evolutionist. If so you are just as bigoted and delusional as Peacegirl, you cannot just lump all individuals who claim a certain belief together, there is a lot of variety in the nature of peoples beliefs. The corporate church, in spite of claims otherwise, does not dictate what every Christian believes.
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Religion, specifically the belief in God is a form of cognitive error. Actual evidence for the supernatural fades under the light of scrutiny, and so religion is belief in things for which there is no evidence for.
While it's a form of cognitive error, it's a perfectly normal and healthy function of our own minds, which likes to have reasons for things. We're a story telling species. It's not a sign of mental illness to be religious.
However, the real dysfunction comes when belief contradicts observed reality. Some people just figure out how to work with the new facts, and some people double down and insist there is something wrong with the observations. (This is the "escalation of commitment" that ThreeLawsSafe mentioned.) A good example are the YE creationists.
Even then most of these people are functional otherwise. They have extreme cognitive bias, but the dysfunction is focused around the things they believe. They can otherwise be productive workers, loving parents, good friends, etc.
Then there's a few whose cognitive dysfunction harms themselves or others. This is where cognitive dysfunction goes into mental illness. It's generally not a matter of content, it's a matter of severity.
One thing I'd like to point out, we know peacegirl is highly dysfunctional when it comes to any subject surrounding Lessans' books. We don't really know how dysfunctional she is in other aspects of her life (although we may have had some clues....), or how badly her level of dysfunction affects her quality of life, so it's not really fair to label her as mentally ill.
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A sober post, and right on target IMHO.
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Is your "mirror image" a physically existing thing comprised of matter? If so where is it located in space? If it is only imaginary, it cannot account for photons being in two physical locations at the same time.
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LadyShea, picture that you're looking at an large object in space, and picture the (P) reflected light at your retina. That's the physical location. Your retina or the film interacts with the (P) light as you focus on the object.
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What you are offering is teleportation to the retina or camera film. That is not plausible nor do you offer any explanation as to how this magic happens.
Unless the mirror image is made of matter and actually exists as or in a physical location in space, it cannot be physically interacted with by photons, and therefore cannot explain how we can photograph the sun at noon if it was just turned on at noon and therefore there are no photons on Earth.
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You're incorrect LadyShea. As I just wrote in the previous post, take out the word "reflect" from the discussion and maybe it will help you see how the efferent process allows for this interaction with the light without the photons having to travel to Earth to reach the eyes (or film), and therefore it is not violating the laws of physics. This is the last attempt I am making to try to get you to understand this process, but I don't think it's going to penetrate.
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I am not talking about reflection. No reflection in Lessans example
How can we photograph the sun at noon if it was just turned on at noon and therefore there are no photons on Earth?
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Yes you are LadyShea. You don't see how the connection between "no reflection" and the eyes being efferent, come together to allow us to see the Sun as it explodes in real time. So instead of trying to understand you tell me that this violates the laws of physics. That's too easy of a cop-out.
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I am not asking about seeing the sun. I am asking about photographing the sun, which requires a photon at the newly ignited sun at noon being in physical contact with camera film on Earth at noon where no photons are.
Put a marble (representing a photon) on a table (the sun) then walk 6 feet away and put an envelope (camera film) on another table (the Earth). Your job is to explain how that marble can get into that envelope (absorption) without either the marble or envelope moving.
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It's due to the non-absorbed light that the lens is focusing.
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The photon and camera film physically exist, just like the marble and the envelope, and they are in different physical locations in Lessans example of the Sun being turned on at noon so the Earth is dark until the photons arrive on Earth until 12:08. No amount of lenses or brains or eye windows can get that marble into the envelope without movement (traveling). Your only option is for the physical properties of the two physically existing things to change somehow, or for one or both of them to teleport, or one of them to physically manifest in another location as a duplicate.
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You can't compare a marble with light LadyShea. Marbles have to travel to get from one place to another, so this is a bad analogy. The non-absorbed light is present as long as the object is present. As I have said many times, it really doesn't matter how far away something is as long as it's large enough and bright enough to be seen. If that object is within our field of view, that light will be present at the film if the lens is focusing that light. You must bear in mind at all times that when we look at an object, that object reveals itself through it's absorption properties. But that non-absorbed light is not being reflected as in (N) light. This is where everyone is extremely confused.
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Is your "mirror image" a physically existing thing comprised of matter? If so where is it located in space? If it is only imaginary, it cannot account for photons being in two physical locations at the same time.
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LadyShea, picture that you're looking at an large object in space, and picture the (P) reflected light at your retina. That's the physical location. Your retina or the film interacts with the (P) light as you focus on the object.
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What you are offering is teleportation to the retina or camera film. That is not plausible nor do you offer any explanation as to how this magic happens.
Unless the mirror image is made of matter and actually exists as or in a physical location in space, it cannot be physically interacted with by photons, and therefore cannot explain how we can photograph the sun at noon if it was just turned on at noon and therefore there are no photons on Earth.
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You're incorrect LadyShea. As I just wrote in the previous post, take out the word "reflect" from the discussion and maybe it will help you see how the efferent process allows for this interaction with the light without the photons having to travel to Earth to reach the eyes (or film), and therefore it is not violating the laws of physics. This is the last attempt I am making to try to get you to understand this process, but I don't think it's going to penetrate.
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I am not talking about reflection. No reflection in Lessans example
How can we photograph the sun at noon if it was just turned on at noon and therefore there are no photons on Earth?
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Yes you are LadyShea. You don't see how the connection between "no reflection" and the eyes being efferent, come together to allow us to see the Sun as it explodes in real time. So instead of trying to understand you tell me that this violates the laws of physics. That's too easy of a cop-out.
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I am not asking about seeing the sun. I am asking about photographing the sun, which requires a photon at the newly ignited sun at noon being in physical contact with camera film on Earth at noon where no photons are.
Put a marble (representing a photon) on a table (the sun) then walk 6 feet away and put an envelope (camera film) on another table (the Earth). Your job is to explain how that marble can get into that envelope (absorption) without either the marble or envelope moving.
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It's due to the non-absorbed light that the lens is focusing.
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What non absorbed light is there in this scenario? There are no photons on Earth
I am asking about photographing at noon the sun that was just ignited at noon...you remember, Lessans example, that I have no strayed from in weeks?
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The photon and camera film physically exist, just like the marble and the envelope, and they are in different physical locations in Lessans example of the Sun being turned on at noon so the Earth is dark until the photons arrive on Earth until 12:08. No amount of lenses or brains or eye windows can get that marble into the envelope without movement (traveling). Your only option is for the physical properties of the two physically existing things to change somehow, or for one or both of them to teleport, or one of them to physically manifest in another location as a duplicate.
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You can't compare a marble with light LadyShea. Marbles have to travel to get from one place to another, so this is a bad analogy.
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I can compare a marble with a photon in this example. Absolutely. Photons are physically existing things that cannot be located at two places at once. In the scenario I took from Lessans, the photon is at the Sun, at noon, and will not reach Earth until 12:08. You said, however, we could take a photograph using a film camera at noon. The camera film must physically absorb a photon. There are no photons on Earth
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01-28-2012, 08:09 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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You never said how may books you sold, or if you got any feedback.
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Maybe you forgot...
I have not marketed or distributed this book.
Therefore, no one knows about this book.
Therefore I have sold no books.
Therefore, I have gotten no feedback.
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Except for the excelent review on the Amazon site.
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And then there is this self review
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Curioser and curioser, in that review and listing, Janis Rafael is listed as the author, What happened to dear daddy Lessans, is the truth now coming out?
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01-28-2012, 08:09 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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Also, you ever explained why direct sight does not contradict causality. What causes the reaction at the eyes / film?
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Vivisectus, I have explained this more than 50 times. When the brain is looking out through the eyes, we see the object because of it's ability to absorb certain wavelengths. Nothing from the object travels, only white light bounces off of objects. But when we look directly at the object, we see it in real time due to the non-absorbed light that is present. It doesn't (P) reflect off of the object which implies travel time. I think this has gotten people really confused. The lens of a camera works the same way except that it focuses the light which is just a mirror image of the object. ABSOLUTELY NO INFORMATION FROM THE OBJECT IS TRAVELING. SO HOW DOES IT CONTRADICT CAUSALITY?
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If nothing travels, then it is a contradiction of causality. It is as simple as that. Either something travels from the object to the retina / Film / Brain, or causality is contradicted.
That is what causality means.
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No, it would only be a contradiction of causality if somehow the photons had to teleport themselves to get from A to B, but that's not what I'm saying at all.
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01-28-2012, 08:11 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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You never said how may books you sold, or if you got any feedback.
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Maybe you forgot...
I have not marketed or distributed this book.
Therefore, no one knows about this book.
Therefore I have sold no books.
Therefore, I have gotten no feedback.
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Except for the excelent review on the Amazon site.
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And then there is this self review
Janis Rafael | LinkedIn
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Curioser and curioser, in that review and listing, Janis Rafael is listed as the author, What happened to dear daddy Lessans, is the truth now coming out?
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I haven't been to Linked In for the longest time. Look David, the book says it's by Seymour Lessans. I'm not hiding anything.
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01-28-2012, 08:12 PM
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Spiffiest wanger
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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So instead of trying to understand you tell me that this violates the laws of physics. That's too easy of a cop-out.
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Every bullshit claim you have ever made violates all the laws of physics and is in direct conflict with observed reality.
Why does NASA correct for delayed-time seeing via the speed of light to send spacecraft to Mars and other celestial bodies, peacegirl? You are cornered like a rat by that single question and run away and hide like a dishonest coward when it is asked of you.
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I already answered this question like 3 times.   
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You've never answered the question except in the fog of your deluded mind.
Your answer to the question was efferent seeing. Only you would think this was an answer. If you seriously believe that this is an answer, you are mentally dysfunctional; otherwise you are just dishonest. But your dishonesty tricks no one.
We are asking you: if Lessans is right and the apparent location of Mars is also its actual location (real-time seeing), then why is it that NASA, in order to send a spacecraft to Mars, caclulates that the actual location of Mars is DIFFERENT FROM its apparent location, by a factior related to light speed? In other words, the actual calculations that NASA uses, proves that real-time seeing is false. When I ask you to account for this refutation of real-time seeing, you reply, "what accounts for this refutation of real-time seeing is real-time seeing!"
Do you really think such drivel tricks anyone? You have not tricked anyone in ten years of doing this shit, have you?
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01-28-2012, 08:13 PM
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
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She had the book posted online, accessible for free, for years. It was only recently taken down.
Several people here have it still. My copy got lost when my harddrive blowed up.
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An odd thing about that book. The ISBN numbers shown on Amazon's page or the author Seymour Lessans do not show up in the Library of Congress online database. I wonder if the publisher pulled a fast one. That book may not be copyrighted.
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01-28-2012, 08:14 PM
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I said it, so I feel it, dick
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Re: A Revolution in Thought: Part Two
Why do you keep ignoring the single example I have asked you to use in favor of all this gobbledegook?
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The non-absorbed light is present as long as the object is present. As I have said many times, it really doesn't matter how far away something is as long as it's large enough and bright enough to be seen. If that object is within our field of view, that light will be present at the film if the lens is focusing that light. You must bear in mind at all times that when we look at an object, that object reveals itself through it's absorption properties. But that non-absorbed light is not being reflected as in (N) light. This is where everyone is extremely confused.
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1. The Sun ignited at noon
2. Camera film on Earth at noon
3. No photons of light on Earth until 12:08 ACCORDING TO LESSANS HIMSELF
4. No light on Earth means no photons for the camera film to physically touch which is required for absorption and photocehmical reaction.
How do the photons and the camera film come to the same physical location at noon?
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Is your "mirror image" a physically existing thing comprised of matter? If so where is it located in space? If it is only imaginary, it cannot account for photons being in two physical locations at the same time.
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LadyShea, picture that you're looking at an large object in space, and picture the (P) reflected light at your retina. That's the physical location. Your retina or the film interacts with the (P) light as you focus on the object.
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What you are offering is teleportation to the retina or camera film. That is not plausible nor do you offer any explanation as to how this magic happens.
Unless the mirror image is made of matter and actually exists as or in a physical location in space, it cannot be physically interacted with by photons, and therefore cannot explain how we can photograph the sun at noon if it was just turned on at noon and therefore there are no photons on Earth.
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You're incorrect LadyShea. As I just wrote in the previous post, take out the word "reflect" from the discussion and maybe it will help you see how the efferent process allows for this interaction with the light without the photons having to travel to Earth to reach the eyes (or film), and therefore it is not violating the laws of physics. This is the last attempt I am making to try to get you to understand this process, but I don't think it's going to penetrate.
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I am not talking about reflection. No reflection in Lessans example
How can we photograph the sun at noon if it was just turned on at noon and therefore there are no photons on Earth?
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Yes you are LadyShea. You don't see how the connection between "no reflection" and the eyes being efferent, come together to allow us to see the Sun as it explodes in real time. So instead of trying to understand you tell me that this violates the laws of physics. That's too easy of a cop-out.
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I am not asking about seeing the sun. I am asking about photographing the sun, which requires a photon at the newly ignited sun at noon being in physical contact with camera film on Earth at noon where no photons are.
Put a marble (representing a photon) on a table (the sun) then walk 6 feet away and put an envelope (camera film) on another table (the Earth). Your job is to explain how that marble can get into that envelope (absorption) without either the marble or envelope moving.
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It's due to the non-absorbed light that the lens is focusing.
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What non absorbed light is there in this scenario? There are no photons on Earth
I am asking about photographing at noon the sun that was just ignited at noon...you remember, Lessans example, that I have no strayed from in weeks?
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The photon and camera film physically exist, just like the marble and the envelope, and they are in different physical locations in Lessans example of the Sun being turned on at noon so the Earth is dark until the photons arrive on Earth until 12:08. No amount of lenses or brains or eye windows can get that marble into the envelope without movement (traveling). Your only option is for the physical properties of the two physically existing things to change somehow, or for one or both of them to teleport, or one of them to physically manifest in another location as a duplicate.
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You can't compare a marble with light LadyShea. Marbles have to travel to get from one place to another, so this is a bad analogy.
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I can compare a marble with a photon in this example. Absolutely. Photons are physically existing things that cannot be located at two places at once. In the scenario I took from Lessans, the photon is at the Sun, at noon, and will not reach Earth until 12:08. You said, however, we could take a photograph using a film camera at noon. The camera film must physically absorb a photon. There are no photons on Earth
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You're right, there are no photons on Earth, which is why if the Sun was just turned on you would not be able to take a photograph of anyone for 8 minutes, but due to the fact that the Sun is large enough and bright enough, the lens of the camera would be able to focus that light because of the object's (the Sun in this instance) presence. That's why Lessans said that you can't get a photograph from just light. You need the object to be in the camera's field of view. This has nothing to do with duplication. It has only to do with light interacting with the film. Optics supports this since the only way a photograph can be taken is if the light can be resolved by the lens which requires the object to be present. There is never a time that an object is out of the field of view, and a photograph would show up JUST FROM THE LIGHT. How many times do I have to say this for people to finally get it?
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