न, उपलभ्यमानेऽप्यनुपलम्भात्॥
na, upalabhyamāne'py-anupalambhāt.
Gautama replies: Your objection fails because our inability to perceive fine micro-transitions does not prove they aren't happening—just look at how we perceive a fast-moving wheel as a solid, un-moving disk.
Human sight and hearing report absolute, raw universe parameters with zero buffer filtering.
Human perception runs on processing buffers. Our hardware blends fast-moving, discrete micro-events into single continuous objects.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Signal anti-aliasing / Buffer interpolation. Explaining that hardware sampling rates cache and smooth discrete delta variations into a unified stream interface to prevent cognitive lag.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
Gautama explains sensory caching and frame blending. If you spin a wheel with spokes incredibly fast, your eyes blend the frames and perceive a solid static object. The underlying reality is still a series of fast-moving individual spokes. Similarly, your ear blends rapid sonic micro-waves into a single smooth stream.
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