Theory of sense Perception

Guess: I think the theory of sense perception explains that all of us see the same things because we all have the same senses, because of evolution.

Standard Theories of sense perception:

1. Direct Realism: Perception is reality, and it is directed through sensory organs

    Problem: variation among individual and in self

2. Indirect Realism: Brain is processing your information. There is a real world and mind independent objects (doesn't depend on your mind). It is mediated through sense. So sometimes these effects are different from reality. The veil perception is basically saying that we see the world differently because our sense can not be brought out perfectly and therefore it may seem that our 'veil' can not be taken off.

3.Idealism (Berkley) "Any of various systems of thought in which the object of knowledge are held to be in some way dependent on the activity of mind".