I have as little sense of motion as those who supposedly thought the earth was the center of all.
Perhaps it is.
Yet it remains, the same phenomenon that has been observed for generations of time.
I pointed out one time to a group of elders that on that Super Bowl Sunday, millions of people would experience the same illusion, believing that they are "watching" a football game. They were not watching the game per se, but a televised facsimile of one. You might be wont to assert that this is a distinction without a difference, but physical presence can be important, even vital at times.
Our world is dominated and filled with forces we cannot sense. Yet we believe in them, and even use them without thought. Electricity and magnetism are so integral to our machines that we don't give a second's thought. But they would cease to run without that unseen force.
Maybe seeing is believing. But not seeing can be a sure thing too, at times.
From the writings of Alma, in the Book of Mormon:
"...And now as I said concerning faith—afaith is not to have a perfect knowledge of things; therefore if ye have faith ye bhope for things which are cnot seen, which are true." (Alma 32:21)
