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IBRAHIM: For example, the fact that a person who is color-blind sees
the world in different colors is proof of this, isn't it?

MURAD: I think you understand this subject very well. Yes, as you
said, because a person watches these images throughout his whole life, he
perceives the world according to the perceptions that are given to him. If
the sense organs are damaged, a distorted perception occurs; for this
reason, a person who is color-blind cannot know real color. People with a
seeing disorder sees a blurred world.

AHMED: I understand.

MURAD: A person cannot get outside these impressions throughout
an entire life. Therefore, to claim that the things we see are the way we see
them and to think that we have any connection to their reality is illogical
and of no use.

IBRAHIM: Murad. There's something I want to ask. Are there many
people who know about this subject either in the past or in the present?

MURAD: There are countless people. Not only in the world of ideas,
but people working in scientific fields such as physics, atomic theory and
astronomy, and well-known scientists whose names we often hear have
understood this subject in one way or another and have come to their own
interpretations. Materialist thinkers such as Marx and Lenin also studied
this subject in their day and understood that it posed a great threat to
their materialist views. For this reason, no matter how well they knew the
truth, they tried to take measures to suppress it as they realized that
accepting such a view would not be to their own advantage. If you like, I
will give you the relevant sources. You do some research and tomorrow
we'll talk about what you've learned.