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You are completely off the page. All experiments conform what I have stated. It is the same brain that sees and operates the MRI that I am referring to. You just went full circle. That means you are chasing your tail and not learning anything.

You are just far too witty for me. I can't compete with such a brilliant mind like yours.

There is no experiment needed in my post only your brain. Do you need to experiment what you see?

Some people like me can think for themselves without referring to the same old books that parrot the same old information over and over. You are like an old dog that only lives for the bones, open your eyes and you just may find some meat.

I think the information that you are referring to is complicated. What is complicated about my short post? The big books of science are complicated I have made it simple for you to understand.

You were never light only dark that is how you come across. That is not the main point of my post. My post is about what we see plants and other photon detectors can't see.

Well, I see everyone has difficulty so fare understanding my original post. I am being told over and over that photons are light and this is not true. My post clearly stated that we see not what is outside of our brain. The brain receives electrical signals via the optical nerves and the brain converts and processes the signal into what we call light. What enters the eye is not what travels to the brain. Photons enter the eye and it is electrons that reach the brain and it is the brain that sees not the eye. My conclusion is photons are not light, light is elumination the very thing our brain manifests from converted photons to electrons. Please read my original post again and comprehend what it tells you.

Yes. It is the photon that falls on the plant, that is my point the plant has no eyes or brain so it can't see. There is a profound difference between photons and light.

So does sunlight fall on plants, I would like your cutting edge thoughts on that.

Yes, Photon. Thank you.

Can you elaborate and tell us just what you would like to see under the microscope? This nanotechnology sounds very expensive and possibly out of your reach.

We all see light or so we think. I will attempt to convince you that what we experience and what is real are two very different things. I shall start with an example or two before I move on to the humble photon. Have you ever heard the expression, if a tree falls in the forest and there is no one to hear it fall does it still make a noise? If you burn your skin but you have no brain will you feel the pain? So now let us look at light or should I say the photon, when we cast our eyes on an object that emits protons we see the object and determine that it is indeed illuminated, but is it? Well, I can tell you that what we see is all in our mind, we live in a very dark, very quiet, and painless universe outside of our mind. We see, hear, and feel by our very senses that relay the information to the brain. What our brain calls sound is just a pressure wave, what our brain calls pain is just a physical force applied to the nerves, and what the brain calls light is just a photon particle that stimulates our optical nerves. All of the outside phenomena that fall upon us are not what we perceive but what our brain makes of them. I could elaborate further but It would be best if I just respond to any questions that my topic has stimulated. Thank you for taking the time to read my post.