This actually involves at least two deep philosophical question that philosophers, both Eastern and Western, have thought about for more than two thousand years.
The first question is if and how you can say that something “truly is”, independent of what you “see”. (This question, in modern times, is the concern not only of philosophers but of some quantum physicists.)
The second question is about what “white stripes” means: what is a stripe, and what is white? How, for example does ‘white’ exist outside of THINGS that are ‘white’?
Hi leelee1997
The answer to your question is YES.
Zebras are either black with white stripes or white with black stripes 🙂
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This actually involves at least two deep philosophical question that philosophers, both Eastern and Western, have thought about for more than two thousand years.
The first question is if and how you can say that something “truly is”, independent of what you “see”. (This question, in modern times, is the concern not only of philosophers but of some quantum physicists.)
The second question is about what “white stripes” means: what is a stripe, and what is white? How, for example does ‘white’ exist outside of THINGS that are ‘white’?
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