what's light got to do with it ? faraway dwellings and night, somewhere in western tamil nadu. do you think this lighted line would be so clearly recognizable in the daytime ? this is called as lowlight vision. why we see what we see depends on how we see both in biological and physical terms. if we happened to see as well in the night as in the day, can we surmise that we would not have had to discover fire too soon ? what to do with such a question ? it would give a better understanding of ourselves as a part of the physical world.

what's light got to do with it ? faraway dwellings and night, somewhere in western tamil nadu. do you think this lighted line would be so clearly recognizable in the daytime ? this is called as lowlight vision. why we see what we see depends on how we see both in biological and physical terms. if we happened to see as well in the night as in the day, can we surmise that we would not have had to discover fire too soon ? what to do with such a question ? it would give a better understanding of ourselves as a part of the physical world.
by Syed Ahamed

January 05, 2016 at 01:02AM
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