```tracker searchType: frontmatter searchTarget: weight folder: daily notes line: title: Weight Tracker yAxisLabel: weight lineColor: blue ``` # blockquotes css test > It is true that if we were to follow Kant, not only do we need to exclude proximate senses but also the Lockean secondary qualities from constituting the beautiful. For the former, he lists examples such as the taste of Canary wine and the smell of a flower. Even within [[the experience]] gained through distal senses, he excludes secondary qualities such as the color violet, the green of a grass plot, and the sound of an instrument. >