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Lo que vemos condiciona lo que creemos, lo que creemos condiciona lo que vemos. Analice crÃÂticamente esta afirmación
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... Lo que vemos condiciona lo que creemos, lo que creemos condiciona lo que vemos. Analice críticamente esta afirmación Teoría del conocimiento 12/9/2008 David Lomeli Romero Lo que vemos condiciona lo que creemos, lo que creemos condiciona lo que vemos, analiza críticamente esta afirmación Lo que vemos es todo aquello que podemos percibir del mundo por medio de estímulos los cuales son recibidos por nuestros sentidos las que forman imágenes, recuerdos, o memorias en nuestro cerebro. ¿Qué tan confiable es lo que percibimos? La percepción es todos lo estímulos que una persona capta ya sea consciente o inconscientemente. Estos estímulos son recibidos por los sentidos: gusto, tacto, vista, etc. Estos sentidos pueden ser engañados por lo cual no se puede confiar plenamente en ellos por ejemplo: en las ilusiones ópticas las cuales nos hacen ver cosas que en realidad no son o que no pasan y si uno no sabe que es una ilusión va a
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