Sunday, May 11, 2008
Russell was Wrong
Russell thought that we could base a logical view of the world around us on our direct perceptions because we could not be wrong about a patch of colour being a certain colour. However, we cannot even guarantee being right about whether a square on a checkerboard is black or white, as this amazing picture shows: checkerShadow.
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