Do you fail to see certain things?
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yes. I mainly see all the good in people and not the bad until it is to late.
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Of course I do, don't you?\nJust because you haven't seen something yourself, does not mean that it does'nt exist. Remember there are many things out there that people thought were ficticous until they were proved wrong.\n\nP.S. It doesn't hurt anyone to just believe, sceptics seem to be such sad people.
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Wow, that's a deep question, but with failing eyes of my own due to diabetes, I have thought about it and concluded that I would rather have my hearing than my eyesight.  Because after all, if God is willing, I will always remember what I have "seen" in this world, but without my hearing, I might not hear an intruder coming towards me, or following me, or the birds chirping, or a child crying, a river stream, or rainfall..... Yep, I can always remember what I have seen, but I want to "always be able to hear them"...........hope this helps, and good luck to you.
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I would recommend you first put your mind in a neutral position.  Then start reading and observing.  if you find you still have seteotypical thinking, then either you are right, you never put your mind in a neutral position or you missed something.
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"I am sorry but I had to answer in response to the "believing in things you cannot see is called hallucinating" comment. I was always taught that "hallucinating" was seeing things that aren't really there. Which is not necessarily brought on by mental illness. Sometimes it is something as simple as a fever, or drugs.\nNot believing in thing that you can not see. I believe in the wind... something I can not see. By this logic most people alive have a mental illness."\n\nBefore I answer the question I want to address this post.  If hallucinating is seeing something that is not there? Than can you explain a belief in something you've never seen?  Don't give me the canned answer of " I see God in the beautiful sky" or "God has helped me" those answers are in no way proving to you that there is a God. They are just reassuring you that you have faith in God. Faith and Reality are not the same thing.  You say that sometimes you can't see the wind but you know it's there. How?   perhaps it is because it is a part of reality. You can feel it on you face. You can see it when it blows trees around. You can harness it to make energy. \n\n\nAs far as the site goes.  The point of the sight is that faith in God is pointless. They prove it by using science.  There is no way to compare science and faith. All you can do is test faith like you do science, and when you do don't make up lame reasons for why your faith failed. ie..... "God is mysterious" or "you don't really believe"  there is no way to prove how much someone believes, just like there is no way to prove that god is there.\n\n\nOne more thing\n\n"You would do better to go to Christian message boards\nDon't go to unbelievers\nThis is a good site and will teach you about all the things you need to know about others that don't believe and cults and false religion"\n\nThat is the point. Christin's are so unsure of themselves that they refuse to test their God.  Don't challenge your faith, but instead surround yourself with only those that think like you. \n\nWant to find out the real truth about religion and God? \n\nThan ask someone who has thought it out rationally and logically.\n\nNot someone who will disconnect themselves from common sense in order to appease there inner need for a father/mother figure.
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Actually no, here is a very good example....\n\nFocus on something across the room......\nNow, take a piece of paper and poke a very tiny pin hole in it and look through the pin hole and the same object.\n\nEverything will be much clearer.\n\nIt's kind of how old telescopes and spyglasses worked.
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D. color blindness\n     That's kind of a trick question. When I looked at it, I thought "this can't be color blindness, because that's a failure to see much of a difference between mainly red and green." But in reality, that is what it is. You not only fail to see red but also green. So the answer is indeed D.
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There are many things in the world you don't notice.  If your brain didn't filter out most of the stuff, you would be way too over-stimulated.  Some advertisers have taken advantage of this.  For example, the have drawn faint pictures in print advertisement that are impossible to see, because there is so much else in the ad vying for your attention.  Or they slip an image in a frame of a commercial.  (There are 25 frames per second in most TV transmissions, so one frame is 1/25 of a second, too quick to really notice.)  Or there can be a faint sound in a sound track.  None of these things are picked up by your conscious mind, but your brain gets the signal.  You just might feel good about what you saw or heard, but you won't be able to figure out the subliminal message.\n\nOf course, all of this is against the law.  In the classic book The Hidden Persuaders, written in the 1950's, a lot of this is explained.  But there are lots of tricks and a lot of people with a lot of computers sending stuff out.
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Yes.  Example, several people can observe the same incident and each will come away with a slightly different perception of what happened.  Go a little deeper - what you believe will also shape your reality.  Some folks look at a tree and believe there must be a god.  Others will simply marvel at the mystery of life.  \n\nReality is truly different things to different people.  Who really knows what reality is?  Doesn't seem to matter, each of us deals with our own reality the best we can.  For some folks, reality is so different from the mainstream that they are unable to function in society.\n\nHope this helps answer yuor question....
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Have you tried looking under a rock?
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think what was meant was..\ndo people all see things the same\nand i would say no\nwhat something looks like to me could probably and probably is seen completely different to you.  you probably see colors i could never imagine, and vice versa.
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No. Some people are color blind, meaning they see only black/white. Some people are blind, meaning they don't see anything at all. Some are synesthesic, seeing random colors/shapes for letters...etc.
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LMAO Cute! Ummmm there is an old wive's tale that says if you do it enough you will go blind, but since you can see, I guess you're not doing it too much!
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Yes...\nI haven't seen one,but I've had an encounter with something unhuman/not visible in several cases.
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It means to look beyond what is around you or the situation.
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To much of anything will affect something!\n\nWill it affect blindness in a good way or make you blind?\nDon't belief everything you hear.
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You mean when I'm seeking out what isnt there,\nand looking only for a spark?