What is Reddit's opinion of Catching the Light: The Entwined History of Light and Mind?

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>Light is produced by stars. The photons travel through space and some will hit your retina, that is what you see.

Its counterintuitive but think about it (or better yet do some research) and you will see that all we can see in space is blackness. Yes, if a photon hit your eye directly you might 'see' a small flash...but it is the atmosphere that makes the sunlight 'visible'. Here is a good book to start with. Not sure why this is not taught more in high school and college, other than people might change their thinking about life if they realized that 'space' was only visible from earth, who knows they might start questioning the bullshit that they are routinely fed as 'knowledge' and their place in the universe.

>A lot are, but not all. Not nearly all.

Just giving you the latest research.

>Source?

Can't give...was a private conversation with someone...if they wanted it to be public they would have gone public with it...but they have their reasons. Take it or drop kick it, I don't care, either way.