न, प्रत्यक्षबाधात्॥
na, pratyakṣbādhāt.
The objector tries a final desperate claim: The soul cannot exist because we cannot directly perceive it with our physical eyes, which contradicts your rule of perception.
If something is invisible to the human eye, a logician cannot prove it exists with absolute certainty.
You don't need to see a force to prove it's online. You can deduce its presence with absolute mathematical precision by tracking its physical outputs and telemetry emissions.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Visual variable validation bypass. The opponent tries to drop a non-material entity by demanding that all active array parameters pass through the visual hardware input pipeline.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
The opponent tries an input validation exploit. They argue that because you can't see the soul under a microscope or capture its pixels on a lens, it counts as null data and must be rejected from the system architecture.
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