Explain how light work, is it a physical property? Why can some people have hallucinations of light even in pitch black rooms?
Light repeats and extends beyond the veil
Light parasites injected by the Sun.
>>16489069Light lives also, and living light can congest in space on Earth. People miles away from a star wouldn't be able to hallucinate and would probably die of cold.
>>16489051Light is a wave propagating through the four dimensional space called aether. Usually our brains can only see in three dimensions. So what you see in daily life is a projection of the wave quantity into the three dimensional space. However hallucinations can briefly enable the perception of the fourth dimension which is what you describe.
>>16489051Little corpuscles
>>16489051>Why can some people have hallucinations of light even in pitch black rooms?its the brain not the external enviroment
>>16489074>>16489073>>16489072Ignore these spastics they don't know the first thing about light and starforms.
>>16489077It's clearly an array of numbers.
is this "light" in the room with us right now?
>>16489125No, only me... And you know, you're opposite of light, because you're NIGGER.
>>16489135Niggr, nigger, niggest.
>>16489051hallucinations are by definition not light.
Where is this dark spot on the moo?
>>16489051Light is just the absence of dark
>>16489263Hallucinated light is actually darkness vibrating at a higher frequency.
>>16489275so if i were to, for example, punch you in the eye, the lights and stars you see are actually particles of dark being energized and activating your rods and cones? That's really quite remarkable
>>16489281My mind hallucinates as if there is light within the empty space that is normally populated by the sense of vision, and the creates a sensation of depth, color, and texture, as if my 'mind' is the large space in my surroundings rather than the small space in my brain. Afterall, the mind is creating a representation of the world through all the senses. I feel a bit sorry for anyone who only has the tiny brain, rather than the whole mind.
>>16489252Armstrong Greens, Hole 9 - A SpaceX Destination.
>>16489281>Smashing an electro-chemical sensor might cause a burst of electro-chemical activity.>Amazing!
>>16489051>Why can some people have hallucinations of light even in pitch black rooms?When you unplug a sense (close your eyes, pin your nose, plug your ears, wrap your tongue, take off your skin) your brain cranks that sense past 11 and the amplified noise gets interpreted as signal. Hilarity ensues.
>>16489294no anon, it can't be that. the theory fails to account for the dark particles
>>16489314Pluck out your dark-eye and truly see for yourself.
>>16489051light = time
>>16489051>is it a physical property?No this is the big lie. There is no wave/partical duality. That is materialist cope."photons" are the wave compression.It's a massive failing to try and force material particles into everything. Absolute cope
>>16489051Is color a physical property you can touch or is it entirely a mental product? That's your answer for light
>>16489431wavelengths are a real thing no matter what we decide to call them
>>16489658And yet, wavelengths don't have an answer for magenta, thus solidifying what I said about colors and, by extension, light being mental products instead of physical ones
>>16489051>Explain how light work, is it a physical property?That's a flow of photons which our brains can process via its front sensors> Why can some people have hallucinations of light even in pitch black rooms?Those are phosphenes, a little researched feature of our brains.
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>>16489710>And yet, wavelengths don't have an answer for magentaYes, they do, composite waves still act as a single (variable) wavelength, there's your magenta wave
