1. The Paradocical Ambiguity of Perceiving Reality
... happening, without interpretation. Perception is that interpretation of the experience. Let's say for example that the reality of things may be that you are in a room with people talking very loudly. But perhaps your perception may be that these people are obnoxious and rude. This would be your interpretation ... For example, lukewarm water will appear cold to a hot hand and hot to a cold hand; colours also tend to look very different when viewed under a microscope. Of course in order to perceive it is also the meanings of the words of our language consisted in their relation to impressi...
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