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Our primary sensory perceptions, whether it be temperature, color, taste/smell, geolocation, or sound, are all processed within certain bandwidths of frequency and with lesser or greater fidelity. These perceptions must be coherent and congruent for us to construct a shared consensus of reality.
Our secondary sensory perceptions whether it be sense of time, memory, intuition, or self, follow the same process structure even though the amount of fidelity is difficult to find congruence for a consensus of reality.
We can learn how to talk about layers of perception and reality, just like we can distinguish between many colors. It just takes practice.
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2024-07-02 12:19:10Event JSON
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