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                 For example, one of the
            biggest advocates of the
            materialist philosophy in the
            20th century, an ardent Marx-
            ist, George Politzer, gave the
            "bus example" as supposedly
            a great evidence regarding
            this matter. According to
            Politzer, philosophers who
            espouse the fact that we deal
            with the copy of matter in our
            brains also run away when
            they see a bus bearing down
            on them. 208
                 When another famous
            materialist, Johnson, was told
            that we are never in contact
            with the original matter, he
            tried to deny this truth by
            giving stones a kick. 209
                 There are similar exam-    Some people accept that when they touch a
                                          bus, they feel the cold metal in their brains. On
            ples and ill-considered state-
                                             the other hand, they do not accept that the
            ments such as "You under-     feeling of pain at the moment the bus hits them
            stand the real nature of mat-  forms in the brain. However, a person will feel
                                          the same pain if he sees himself falling under a
            ter when you are slapped in
                                                                  bus in his dream.
            the face," in the books of
            famous materialists such as Marx, Engels, Lenin, and others.
                 The point where materialists are mistaken is that they think the con-
            cept of "perception" only applies to the sense of sight. In fact, all sensations,
            such as touch, contact, hardness, pain, heat, cold and wetness also form in
            the human brain, in precisely the same way that visual images are formed.
            For instance, someone who feels the cold metal of the door as he gets off a
            bus, actually "feels the cold metal" in his brain. This is a clear and well-
            known truth. As we have already seen, the sense of touch forms in a partic-
            ular section of the brain, through nerve signals from the fingertips, for
            instance. It is not your fingers that do the feeling. People accept this because
            it has been demonstrated scientifically. However, when it comes to the bus
            hitting someone, not just to his feeling the metal of the indoor-in other
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