You cannot see anything that you do not first contemplate as a reality.?
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The Brain is the least understood part of human anatomy.  Considering this as a fact, and that the eyes (like all other parts of the body) are controlled by the brain, reality is all about perception of senses.  We as humans can be tricked into believing that things are three-dimensional, floating, transparent, or even close to us (how close are stars to earth?)....\n\nI guess you could contemplate anything as reality...so you could see nearly anything...or if you contemplate nothing you could see nothing.\n\n    This message is not really here...it's all perception.\n\nAre you reading this?
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Because when you cannot see it--- it means it could be ANYTHING. When it's anything, it could be the most frightening thing EVER.
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Well there are two parts to this one question:\n\nFirst, if I see something, should I believe it?  That's a difficult question for, as we know, our eyes can be decieved through optical illusion and sleight of hand.  However, in a general situation, one is inclined to believe that what they're seeing is reality.\n\nThe second question is MUST one see to believe.  This actually is a very philosophical question with two camps: the realists and the antirealists.  The realists believe the world exists even if we can't percieve it.  That is to say, even though we can't see an electron, we have enough evidence to say it exists.  We don't actually have to see it to believe.  The antirealist would say that although we have evidence that something like an electron exists, we can't say with certain that there are such things as electrons (this is obviously a gross oversimplification, but gives you a general idea).  So, depending on which camp you side with, only seeing may believing.\n\nPersonally I think it's necessary to believe in things that you haven't seen.  I've never personally seen Australia, but it's my belief that it does exist.
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To be honest it is not about believing it or not it is about thinking outside of what we have always been told.  More about possibilities.
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Good question. I actually thought about this one before. What I realized is that it is impossible. If you are thinking of nothing you are still thinking of something which is thinking of nothing. See it goes around in a loop. The human mind is always "working". The only way to think of nothing is to be dead or in a really deep meditation (even that is impossible).
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dwelling on things that are outside of their control.
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You cant. What you are seeing is an illusion. You are the only think that is real in the universe.\n\nJust kidding.\n\nThe above concept, by the way, is called Solipsism, i believe, that you are the only thing that is real, and all else is an illusion.\n\nBut seriously, the only way you can believe anything is to test out the theory that it is true. So, test out the theory that what you see is truly there. If you can touch it, taste it, experience it, then even if it is not there objectively, it is there subjectively, which is all that is important.
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There is no way of knowing. Their is no way of knowing if their is an edge, even if there is an edge it can not be observed.
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anything can happen, in some far off place, some bizar thing could happen, we cant see everything that is going on
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You can't see what doesn't exist.  Only the blind faithful "see" anything and that is part of hysterical visions.  That or being drunk or drugged.
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This is a very interesting topic. It's like how you can hear yourself say something in your mind, but you don't actually hear sound. Or how you see a certain image when your eyes are open (hence, daydream). It's difficult to observe thoughts as they are happening, since the only way to actually formulate an opinion about what we are thinking is to analyze what we remember thinking. It's pretty amazing how our minds work, and what they control. We can't (more accurately, MOST of us can't) voluntarily control the rate of our heart beat, but we can voluntarily control our breathing. Yet, when we are asleep or not paying attention, our brain's nervous system takes over. It's so amazing...\n\nI can go on about this forever! : ) I actually have never heard of the Heisenberg Uncertainty principle but I'll look into it. (After a pause...) My thoughts are telling me to finish typing. ^_^
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Don't know but what a great question...........would be interesting to know.!  I have dabbled and when you are in that state you really do see everything as it is .......but you forget it all when you come back down!
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it can not\na reality doesnt ceese to exist if somebody deny it.\ncheers
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I do not believe that a persons ability to see would have anything to do with their ability to dream.
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your mind is under construction.
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the way i see it, anything you feel is just as real as anything else. i'm just not sure if everything is either real, or artificial. but, assuming that ANYTHING is "real", then even a person hallucinating something that noone else sees is having a "real" feeling. anyone who believes "i think, therefore i am" should agree with me.
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To me it means that what you think you see isn't necessarily what you want and that it may be something that will cause detriment to your life and not having it will in essence make room for better possibilities in your life.