Perception of Reality
If two people experience the same event in unison, and later their recollection of said event is completely different, did the event even occur in the first place? Whose reality is more valid, or do they cancel each other out completely? Or if they in fact experienced two completely separate events, is it ever possible to share an experience with another human being?
posted by Ninja Toes at 2:02 AM
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With the appropriate concessions- we can learn when we are wrong, we can learn when we have wronged, and we can come to understand why we had been wronged.
Many things are possible, fewer things are probable; but the acts of belief and hope are like a trick up the sleeve-
In the end the fate of the heart depends on slight of hand.
(and a lightness of fingers)
I just got spam in Chinese. I don't read that language- rather that scrript, so I have no idea if it was Mandarin, Cantonese, Wu, Min (Taiwanese), Jin, Xiang, Hakka, Gan, Hui, or Pinghua.
Crazy, huh?
Wanna see a map?
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