तद्व्यवस्थानादेवात्मसद्भावादप्रतिषेधः॥
tad-vyavasthānād-evātmasadbhāvād-apratiṣedhaḥ.
Gautama replies: No, the very fact that the senses are limited to their specific objects proves the existence of the Self, for there must be an external controller that uses them all.
Sensory data floating around the brain can automatically merge itself into complex thoughts without a central coordinator.
Information frames cannot compare themselves. Merging separate data sets requires a central processing unit to execute the cross-validation query.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Central memory bus validation. Isolated input streams cannot execute relational queries unless they report to a shared, higher-level database engine context.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
Gautama uses the objector's own point to checkmate them. If the eye only sees and can never touch, it has no memory of texture. If the hand only touches and can never see, it has no memory of color. Neither sensor can compare its data with the other. The fact that a human can say 'I am touching the exact red ball I saw yesterday' proves a third, higher entity is actively reading both memory logs.
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