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| Robert Williams, Persuasion of Right Angles, 2007 |
You can tell me ‘til you’re blue in the face, but you brain
is not designed to see things as
they are.
This is an efficiency-of-vision in the way the brain sees;
most would call it misperception. I
wonder, however, if we can call it so, if we can see that the brain has been
designed to see this way. It’s not a mistake. Trying to seeing things as they are in the first place is the mistake.
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