l.boyd

If what you perceive to be blue is actually red, why would you also call what the other person perceive to be blue (which may very well be brown)...blue? You already have your own perception of blue (which is red). If the person presented you what they perceive as blue, and if it's not red (your blue), you obviously won't "also call it blue."

Makes sense to me. If a person was born blind and could "see" in their dreams, that wouldn't make any sense because how would their mind be able to form the images when it doesn't even have the concept of seeing?

Yeah, from what I've read, honey can keep for quite a long time. When I was younger, my mom bought a jar of honey that we kind of just forgot about in the cupboard. Six to 7 years later, I tasted it and it still tasted the same. No molds and all. It's got to do with the high sugar content, if I'm not mistaken.