Sentence examples for impossibility of perception from inspiring English sources
Impossibility of perception of scale and direction results in simultaneous feeling of immenseness and absence of space".
The drama of self-destruction unmasks the impossibility of protest.
The impossibility of perfection is a good thing. .
The impossibility of so doing is more a problem of perception than fact; it is always a policy option open to the UK.
Take the case of perception.
In chapter 1 of Jerusalem he makes a similar claim after noting (a) the elusiveness of inner perceptions to the perceiver herself and (b) the impossibility of two people using the same words to express the same "inner perceptions" (Jerusalem (1983), p. 66/Gesammelte Schriften 8, pp. 133f).
This chirpily-spoken android, nicknamed Sonny, and voiced by Alan Tudyk, turns out to be the poor man's C-3P0, one that tugs at our heartstrings with its poignant perceptions of its capacity for fear and pain and also the impossibility of achieving the dignity of homo sapiens.
Gödel's reference to the impossibility of interpreting empirical laws, or more precisely, instantiations of them the statements "one wants to assert,"—as statements about sense perceptions, is likely an endorsement of the (then) contemporary critique of phenomenalism.
An impossibility, of course.
