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    All things are momentary, so the perceptual cognition no ... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The atoms of an external object are not the intentional object of perceptual cognition.

    All things are momentary, so the perceptual cognition no longer exists at the time of judgement.

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    The second is the time-lag argument, according to which, there is a time-gap between the perceptual judgement we make and the actual perceptual process. When we make a perceptual judgement, at that time we do not perceive the external object as it is in our mental consciousness (manovijñāna) that carries out the judgement and since the visual consciousness that perceives the object has already ceased. Hence at the time when the mental consciousness delivers it judgment, the perceptual cognition

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