Georgina,
You clearly don’t care that your writing is always full of spelling mistakes, which is a very strange and slack attitude for a person who claims that they were once a schoolteacher.
As I said, no animal or person could survive for even a day, if the world were as full of fundamental-level illusion and delusion, as you seem to think it is.
You’ve tried to say that people are deceived and tricked by the world in a very fundamental way, and that this somehow explains the physics of the world, or something or other. You’ve talked about: blind men and an elephant; a pair of socks; black cats; aeroplane wings; and termite mounds. And your latest gem, seemingly once again about how the world tricks people, is about moons that might not be there at all if people don’t look.
As I said, apart from you, no one seems to be suffering from illusion or delusion; no one is getting tricked by the world. Everyone can agree about the fundamental stuff, e.g. that the sky is blue, and the grass is green; and they can all agree when a tiger is chasing them. No animal or person could survive for even a day, if the world were as full of fundamental-level illusion and delusion, as you seem to think it is.
Where people disagree, naturally enough, is on the high-level stuff, the high-level analysis of the world, the sort of analysis that leads people to decide on what political party to vote for, or what physics’ theory of the world makes the most sense to them.