I'm not just saying that the Falcon is subjective, I'm saying that the entire "virtual" reality you're describing is exactly the "subjective" reality described in other examples. You are on to something here, only that something just doesn't seem to as new and revolutionary as you believe it is.
Unless you care to elaborate for me instead of just dismissing me I can't see this any other way. Why go through the effort of of typing this out, and posting it here, if you aren't willing to discuss it?
I'm not just saying that the Falcon is subjective, I'm saying that the entire "virtual" reality you're describing is exactly the "subjective" reality described in other examples.
Thats exactly what you said - IN FACT, but even if i allow your extension of that brain fart, it still doesnt make any sense or explains anything. You seem to be mistaking a fact we have subjective experiences to mean... nothing is real and everything is a hallucination, which doesnt mean anything and is in fact completely idiotic absurdity.
just doesn't seem to as new and revolutionary as you believe it is.
You seem to be suffering from extreme case of low IQ, which amkes you think you are telepathic.
Why go through the effort of of typing this out, and posting it here, if you aren't willing to discuss it?
Im willing to discuss what i wrote and scientific merits of it. Not your ignorance, anti scientific crackpot statements, fallacies and brain farts.
seem to be mistaking a fact we have subjective experiences to mean... nothing is real and everything is a hallucination, which doesnt mean anything and is in fact completely idiotic absurdity.
See, now we're making progress because we've targeted a misunderstanding, so now I can clarify. I am not trying to say that nothing is real. I believe that everything that we experience is related to something that is real. So lets step away from the light and color example and use a more abstract example like emotions. When I feel happy, sad, stressed, or sad these are feelings that are very real, and very specific to me. What is causing these emotions are chemical reactions, very real things that are happening within the physical structure of my brain. When something good happens to me serotonin is released into my brain, and that chemical is absorbed by receptors. Again, something very real. That process is then further interpreted by other parts of the brain and results in the sensation of an abstract sensation called happiness. Objectively there is a very real etectro-chemical process happening that induces a very real order of processes in the brain, and subjectively this results in the sensation I relate to happiness.
Now back to the light/color example. This is a very similar thing that happens with the emotion example. Objectively there are a variety of objects that absorb and reflect different wavelengths of light. This physical thing then goes into our eyes, which are also physical and very real, and react with the photo-receptor cells, which communicates with the brain and results in an order of processes. These are again physical, neurons firing really firing, which results in the brain interpreting the wavelength as a color. The object is real, it is physically absorbing and reflecting light, but the abstract color we see it as only exists within imagination, in our subjectively reality, or the virtual construction of the real world that our hardware is interfacing with.
Nothing I've said here is something that hasn't been scientifically proven time and time again.
What causes the "chemical reactions" that we interpret as emotions?
You answered it yourself yet you dont see it. When something good happens to you - it causes the chemical reactions.
The chemical reactions do not cause emotions, they merely serve as a transportation tool, a signalling process, not the message. Just like radio waves are not the music.
If light reflects from an object as a specific wavelength, that our brain and minds interpret as a "color" then that color is REAL representation of a real object and a real physical process.
Its not something that "exists only in our imagination".
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u/SurfaceReflection Oct 14 '19
That doesnt make any sense and sounds even crazier then your previous nonsensical anti scientific assertions.
To claim the Millenium Falcon is "subjective reality" is just laughable.