argues that because the eyes cannot perceive an object through touch, and fingers cannot perceive an object through sight, the experience that I touch what I saw is an illusion.

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Nyāya philosophy argues that different senses contribute to a unified perception of objects, not that such multisensory experiences are illusions. It acknowledges the distinct functions of senses like sight and touch but integrates their perceptions for a comprehensive understanding of objects.

Argues That Because the Eyes Cannot Perceive an Object Through