We have never tested abstract ideas against our senses...it is not possible.
Understanding the concept of infinity is not possible through the senses.
Sorry, but you are not going deep enough into this to have any awakening.
Sense have their place, what is true on that level, is true on that level.
Just as the senses tell us that physical objects are solid, quantum mechanics tells us that objects are not solid at all...
There are different truths at different levels of physical reality, and there are different truths at different levels of conceptual reality.
For a Newtonian to say that classical gravitational theory is the right way to look at things, is denying a deeper reality. The deeper reality doesn't make Newtonian physics wrong...just right for that limited scope.
A two dimensional object is true, but so is a three dimensional object...but from the point of view of only two dimensions a third dimension which is not known on that level is not true.
If you want to limit knowledge to the senses, that is your choice...but that is limited knowledge that would not have advanced science all that much.
No, something deeper advances science and understanding, but it remains limited to the scope of the thinking and instrumentation...
If that is satisfactory for you, cool...
However, for you to think your view is superior...is classical vanity.
Quote from killthesunshine:
we should TEST our ideas for validity against our "senses" should we not? 
shouldn't our thoughts be tested against the real world?
