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Yeah, and I also thought of something so extreme it can't be true, but if we process completely different sight, hearing, touch, smells, and taste.. kind of like what l7j said, about the Blargh blob ect.

philosophy isn't completely useless.... granted it won't pay your bills but it does help to "train" your brain, sort of like you would go to the gym to train your muscles, thinking and solving problems helps train your brain. Now of course you can do that with something structured such as math problems, or real life problems and try to solve them, but at the same time you can use philosophy. If you are able to...

This guy at work was eating a banana cheese and mayo sandwich today, weird.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Sago Mage 1st off, dogs can see in colors, but the colors are very dull. Secondly, obviously Our eyes pick up the light, but do our brains process them the same. Oh well, the point I was trying to make was about how we can determine how animals see things. Anyway, hadn't thought about how our brains process the information from our eyes!

well it is just the intention and thinking of people and the have right to think in there point of their point of view.. Carrol Spncr http://cataractsurgeontoronto.blogspot.com

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Ugh, every time somebody brings this up I spend ages thinking about it. But I suppose that everyone must see in the same colour, because otherwise, how would we prove it. Everybody sees the colour as whatever colour they have been told it is. So it could look completely different, but the colour answer could still be "red". I think we're going to have to wait for a while to get the answer for this. Perhaps sometime in...