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What If We're Missing A Sense?
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<blockquote data-quote="Carl Miller" data-source="post: 99908" data-attributes="member: 4986"><p>I d like a to add something that i found pertinent relating to my last comment. Senses have to do with perceptions (consciousness) and consciousness seems to be stuck in old useless mindframes. It is of little valor to get new senses if the consciousness is obliterated.</p><p>When people encounter something they do not understand, they tend to interpret it in ways they do understand, and they will arrive at an interpretation which really does not have much to do with what was experienced.</p><p>In other words using limit or more advanced senses, they process the unknown coming up to an interpretation or judgement that fits their present realities - but which may not, and probably does not pertain to the actual reality of what they experienced.</p><p>So, people fill in the unknown with what fits with Their known.</p><p>The proof here exists in the fact that when five people are shown something which is outside their experience, one of them might say they do not know what it is. But the other four might produce four different explanations of what they saw.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Carl Miller, post: 99908, member: 4986"] I d like a to add something that i found pertinent relating to my last comment. Senses have to do with perceptions (consciousness) and consciousness seems to be stuck in old useless mindframes. It is of little valor to get new senses if the consciousness is obliterated. When people encounter something they do not understand, they tend to interpret it in ways they do understand, and they will arrive at an interpretation which really does not have much to do with what was experienced. In other words using limit or more advanced senses, they process the unknown coming up to an interpretation or judgement that fits their present realities - but which may not, and probably does not pertain to the actual reality of what they experienced. So, people fill in the unknown with what fits with Their known. The proof here exists in the fact that when five people are shown something which is outside their experience, one of them might say they do not know what it is. But the other four might produce four different explanations of what they saw. [/QUOTE]
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