The 125 Open Questions in Science

There's no objective universe. What you and I call the universe is a human label for human sensations, perceptions, images, feelings and thoughts. There's no biological basis of consciousness because biology itself is an experience in consciousness. And as humans, we have the ability to trace back every experience and go to its source. So it unifies us. My awareness and the trees awareness and the insects awareness is one awareness only. But it's modes of knowing are species-specific. Every experience is a perceptual snapshot. You're aware of it. It's not a noun. If you actually examine this proposition very closely, you say there is such a thing as an unseen color? Is there such