Constant Beauty Within
The Constant Beauty Within Beauty is seen indirectly and therefore cannot be determined. ... That would be like saying that if someone viewed a painting through an opaque piece of glass that they would have enough information to give a thorough statement about the beauty of the object. ... Therefore, if beauty is proven to be only able to be seen indirectly, then that would further prove that beauty is unopinable, and our opinions on beauty of objects have no relevance whatsoever to the true beauty of the objects. One reason we can only see beauty indirectly is because we see objects in accordance to light. ... Furthermore, if light changes your perception on objects, then your perception of beauty would be determined more so on light than that object. So, whatever your description of the beauty of the object was, it would be more so describing the light on the object and therefore have no reference or bearing on the object itself. Finally, if your view of an object changes, that does not necessarily mean that the beauty of object itself is changing as well. Beauty is an unchanging trait in objects, so, if someone’s opinion of an object’s beauty changes then this proves that we cannot be the judges of beauty. ... So, in essence, if objects are only seen indirectly, and our view of them can change drastically when the object does not, then that means that the beauty of these objects is not opinable, but rather a trait within the object, regardless of what we think of it. ... We determine the beauty in objects in the way that we see them, and the way that we see them depends on light. ... This proves, that since the car’s color was seen in two different ways depending on distortion, then human beings cannot truly determine the beauty of a car or any other object for that matter. ... Therefore, light is an aid to help us better view the beauty of objects, but our opinions of the beauty of the objects have no bearing whatsoever with the objects themselves, because our view is distorted and governed by light. ... Colorblindness is a very strong inhibitor that can keep us from seeing the true meaning in things just as light can, because just as light takes away brightness from something, colorblindness takes away the color which can be just as important to the beauty of an object as brightness. ... Another thing that would prove your opinion of an object’s beauty has no bearing on the object would be is if your opinion was not constant.