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Does that makes sense?
Above is as far as I read, again. I perceive. I do that, and it is irrefutable, so far.
I perceive those symbols above, and I perceive that those symbols above do not answer the question asked, so I stopped reading at that point.
I perceived that my question was not answered. That is what I perceived. Rather than argue over what I perceive, if my perception is true, or false, or confused by me, I will repeat the question again, and ask for an answer.
If I do not get an answer, as in, in fact, as in as far as my capacity to perceive an answer goes, then I will ask for it again, and I will ask for you to please answer the question instead of arguing over my incapacity to perceive the answer you offer.
This is not an answer:
So I suppose I should stop my "preaching", since I get the impression that you're not getting what I mean at all.
Does that makes sense?
This is the question being asked, and this is the question that I have yet to perceive the answer you offer to me:
Perception exists.
Those are English words, to perceive those words proves those words to be true. If no one ever can see those words, then perception does not exist. I see those words.
What does that prove?
I will now attempt to convey the question in a way that may inspire an answer from you whereby the answer from you is communicated to me and I can perceive the answer you offer to me, as an answer to the question I ask of you, doing so politely.
Perception exists.
Those words above are written by me on a device called a computer. These words:
Perception exists.
I see those words.
What does it prove?
What does it prove that I see those words?
I see these words too, and I see this period at the end of this sentence.
What does it prove?
I'm not asking what does it not prove, and I am not asking for your explanation of how you arrive at your measures of logic, or anything else, just one thing being asked by me of you.
What does it prove that I can perceive?
I perceive.
What does that prove - please?