Waht+yuo+see+is+waht+you+gte?

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 * Initial Thoughts (10 minutes)**
 * Do we see what’s out there? If we don’t, how do we survive on a daily basis? Why do people see things differently?**


 * Answer the following questions as you listen to the talk. Your teacher will stop the presentation to allow you to write longer answers.**


 * 1) **“Even at this most fundamental level, __context__ is everything.”**
 * 2) **What is colour for?**
 * 3) **What are the three factors that influence colour?**
 * 4) **“The light that falls onto your eye is answereee because bbbbbbbbbbb .”**
 * 5) **So how do we see?**
 * 6) **How did the audience read the language strings?**
 * 7) **The brain didn’t evolve to see the world as it is. How did it evolve?**
 * 8) **How are we defined according to the speaker?**
 * 9) **What’s the benefit of uncertainty according to the speaker?**


 * Reflection (10 minutes)**
 * Scientific discoveries are based on observation, but our vision is clouded by uncertainty. What does this mean for ‘science’?**


 * Homework Reading: In the Mind's Eye by K.C. Cole**


 * Perhaps we can acknowledge that color and other elements of the empirical world are relative.**

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