how void affects perception..
how is the song of a nightingale different from the screeching of a crow, if there's no one to hear. and then, what difference would it make to a skulk, whether a vulture screams, or a lion roars, unless it smells food. the eye is as important as the vision it beholds. to discern the meaning between copper and gold. what would an ape know, about flowers and fruits and snow. only we humans are with rational mind bestowed, to rise above the animal instinct of preservation and production. but why trees stand along with girdles of steel, is still a something of a puzzle. why a child's impulse is virtue and innocence, and a grown up's is greed and wrong. why we abstain from the right, when we know what is wrong. why we emphasise on what is there, when we can create what is not in sight.