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The other day, Jess wrote about eyesight. Jess discussed the scientific viewpoint about why we 'see', but then she questions this.
Jess' post was written beautifully, in my mind it seemed almost poetic. She shows us her struggle of understanding. She has been given a scientific explanation for eyesight, but she knows that there is more to it then sceince can explain.
I'm not sure if Jess intended it this way, but the post reminded me of Blake's belief in infinite perception. He told us to question science - he wasn't completely against science but he encouraged us not to rely solely on science for our answers in life.
I really enjoyed reading Jess' post. It was different. Although it was short it had so much substance. Jess' artist within really shone through with this post. Thanks Jess!
Jess' post was written beautifully, in my mind it seemed almost poetic. She shows us her struggle of understanding. She has been given a scientific explanation for eyesight, but she knows that there is more to it then sceince can explain.
I'm not sure if Jess intended it this way, but the post reminded me of Blake's belief in infinite perception. He told us to question science - he wasn't completely against science but he encouraged us not to rely solely on science for our answers in life.
I really enjoyed reading Jess' post. It was different. Although it was short it had so much substance. Jess' artist within really shone through with this post. Thanks Jess!