The Nature of Light and Sight
- The “Active Eye” (Outward Vision): The belief that we see because our eyes
“send out” rays to look at objects, rather than light reflecting into the eye. - Light travels “Instantly”: The idea that light does not have a speed and just
“is” everywhere at once. - Light is a “Stuff”: Viewing light as a physical material that fills a room like a gas,
rather than an electromagnetic wave. - The “Fading” Light: The belief that light only travels a certain distance and then
just “stops” or disappears if it doesn’t hit anything. - Darkness is a Substance: Thinking that darkness is a “thing” that moves into a
room, rather than the absence of light.