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But anyway. Things are not as black and white as perception or no perception. Logic is relative and is doesn't judge. Within some parameters certain things are logical. With broader perspective - more things are logical, including some that disprove prior ones, even though those were logical in their extent. Same goes for conception of perception. You probably have a hard time imagining the kind of process that wouldn't classify as perception. Yet your lack of imagination doesn't disprove it automatically. And since there is no knowledge of said process except awareness of it's existence possibility - there is yet no way to account for it or it's effect on the whole picture either. If you would say that your notion is an absolute truth WITHIN such a system and NOT COMPLETELY ABSOLUTE - it would be fine with me. Because that would mean that you have come in terms with unknown. Yet you refuse to do so, setting rules to have yourself victorious by definition. Yet life doesn't ask opinion of either of us. Things are as they are and whatever make-believe rules we would try to make - we would end only self-deluding ourselves. No one is insured against it. And that simple fact I think is the way to go about it.
I hope I cleared the air a little bit. I admire your firm stance, yet I have no right to share it for reasons explained above. This is your choice (obviously) to do things the way you do or change according to what other people say, or disregard what they say or whatever. I don't blame you for stubbornness, if that's your way - that's your way. Maybe in fact your perception is superior to everyone else's. Maybe you do account for anything and everything. Or maybe I don't need to try and account for it. That is not our fault if you're far more evolved that us.