But others perceive that same quality as being intimidating.
One technology most visibly marked by commodification is displays — in particular, high-resolution displays so packed with pixels that human eyeballs cannot perceive the individual dots that make up the image.
For example, just as we cannot perceive a Euclidean point that is said to have position but no magnitude, or a line that is said to have length but no breadth, it is impossible, says Whitehead, to conceive of a simple spatial or temporal location.
You know, I am very proud of the way you turned out as my son, and I'm proud of you as a father.' "My father is my hero, O.K., and I cannot perceive of anything topping that," Russell continued, his voice becoming husky.
But we cannot perceive interculturalism as something that should be compulsory, as it were a perfectionist philosophy.
In contrast, interculturalism, focused on the promotion of contact, cannot be compulsory, given the well-known limits of political perfectionism: "We cannot perceive interculturalism as something that should be compulsory, as if it were a perfectionist philosophy.
A problem that arises, however, is that Cavendish also appears to be committed to saying that human minds cannot perceive or detect immaterials and that we cannot form ideas of them.
Even that the illusion is caused by something that we cannot perceive.
Gassendi also contests the Aristotelian view that we can know universals, on the grounds that we cannot perceive anything more than particulars in the world (O III (Exercitationes) 159a; EP 280-281).
What's more, conservatives detect threats to moral capital that liberals cannot perceive.
