No. Why are you asking these questions? — Isaac
is circular and uninformative.A sensation is the response from a sensor. — Isaac
You haven't answered my question - if there's a giant ball and you're tiny by comparison and are stood on a tiny bit of it, how would things look from there? Flat, yes? So there's no illusion. — Bartricks
If your sensation represents the event that happened in the past to be happening in the present, then the sensation constitutes an illusion. For what it represents to be the case is not, in fact, the case. — Bartricks
Look, you're clearly just a dogmatic materialist who hasn't got any interesting arguments to offer, just nay saying. It's boring. — Bartricks
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