If honey and sugar are found to be bitter, then what is directly perceived by the organ that is responsible for them is the power of taste, but it is yellow bitterness. Therefore, he perceives bitterness, so the sense says, “I perceive bitterness,” and the judge, if he is mistaken, says, “This sugar is bitter,” and if he is correct, he recognizes the reason, and he does not judge the sugar to be bitter, and he knows what it is. He realized the power and knew that the sense that is the witness is right in any case, and that the judge is wrong and right.