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Originally Posted by IROC
I think you're wandering off the subject. You claimed (implied?) that your cat can "see" things that humans cannot see because their eyesight is better than ours. My point was that, as humans, we are not constrained by the limitations of our eyes when it comes to "seeing" things and that whatever part of the electromagnetic spectrum a cat can see, we can "see" it also. When we "look", we don't "see" anything unusual.
What exactly is your cat seeing?
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I did not imply that they can see things that we can not due to better eyesight.
I implied that they can see things that we can not. Maybe a better word would have been "sense" things that we can not.
By what vehicle or mechanism I don't know.
My point with the visible spectrum and gravity is that there are things that we know exist but to the naked "senses" they do not.
If you only look for what you already know you can find then that is all you will ever find.