Thought and Thing ?

[twinc]

Does thought of a thing precede perception of a thing or does perception of a thing precede the thought of a thing - twinc

 

[quatona]

Our inner map is in permanent change, so are our categories/concepts - perception, categorization and recognition are permanently modifying each other.

 

[juvenissun]

Does thought of a thing precede perception of a thing or does perception of a thing precede the thought of a thing - twinc

It depends on if the person is a man or a woman.

 

[twinc]

It depends on if the person is a man or a woman.

can't possibly be the right answer - what about bisexual - twinc

 

[QueSi]

Does thought of a thing precede perception of a thing or does perception of a thing precede the thought of a thing - twinc

Depends on the depth of perception.

 

[twinc]

Depends on the depth of perception.

no height or depth just surface perception - twinc

 

[QueSi]

no height or depth just surface perception - twinc

Initial perception comes before thought if its of a thing.

 

[twinc]

Initial perception comes before thought if its of a thing.

imho vice versa is the case - back to the drawing board where the plan is drawn up of that which is visualised and then comes to be - twinc

 

[QueSi]

Does thought of a thing precede perception of a thing or does perception of a thing precede the thought of a thing - twinc

Is it possible to perceive something that has yet to be thought of?

 

[QueSi]

Is it possible to perceive something that has yet to be thought of?

Wait a minute. Strike that, reverse it.

 

[Eudaimonist]

does perception of a thing precede the thought of a thing - twinc

This ^


eudaimonia,

Mark

 

[Eudaimonist]

Is it possible to perceive something that has yet to be thought of?

Yes, just look at it. You might not be certain what you are looking at, but you will perceive something.


eudamonia,

Mark

 

[Gottservant]

Perceived, neither minded nor remembered.

A thing, both minded and remembered.

A thing perceived, simply one and only.

 

[lupusFati]

I'm sure you guys are having a field day with this, but mind explaining the issue to the Aspie?