Sight is merely the collecting of various fragments of light, but the act of seeing is about assumptions. Light bouncing of an object (a chair for example) is only that and nothing else. As far as optics are concerned we do not “see” the chair, we merely see what is left of any light hitting the chair. But those flashes of light are almost useless without interpretation and assumptions. Our minds use shading, texture and …showed first 75 words of 1200 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1200 total…and only see chairs, puppies, and chickens then my idea’s of “seeing” have at least been somewhat correct, because you “saw” them. I didn’t need to show pictures and enclose physical examples, I used your natural sense of perception to aid me. We all have at our disposal an unfathomable database of thoughts, memories, and emotions, which are crossed referenced again and again. Seeing is not in the sight, but in the insight.