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Neuronics: The future of humanity (Humanity without physicality)
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Quoting: MaJorMan 1450186 Firstly, I certainly understand that my perspective is different than yours. I find it to be a very beautiful and mysterious observation. To me that magic is felt more strongly when you look into someone's eyes. When my own perspective gets a flash of the potentialities of other perspectives. Stare at a computer screen too much and you might forget about that magic. If "all that I see" is not the same as "all that you see", then it stands to reason that "all i see" is not "all there is". I mean i think we're both saying the same thing but with different emphasis haha. Quoting: Breadsticks 1679653 Well from my perspective, the point your missing is, your never looking at anything solid as to say your seeing anything different than me. For example, I have friends who hate milk.. I love milk. The milk is the same, yet totally different perspective on it. The same goes with visuals. What you see is nothing more than what your mind is creating and furthermore how your mind interprets what it just created. We can be in the same spot staring at the same thing and verbally express we see the same thing, then turn and walk opposite directions and see totally different things. Why, because there was never anything more to see in the first place then what we were at that moment. If everyone in the world so the same thing as everyone else all the time, I would then be concerned if you started seeing different things lol. Fortunately we are free to see whatever we can convince our minds is there. There will never come a time when space is too limited for new things to enter your perspective. Technically speaking, when are you ever looking at the same thing twice Quoting: MaJorMan 1528213 Hmmm. I don't think I am missing that point. I agree with everything you just said but I don't think it address the point I'm making about the unknown. Yes, we can perceive same thing and, yes, we can always perceive new things. But are we ever perceiving ALL things? For example: if you're looking and see a ghost floating but I'm looking at the same spot and don't see a ghost. It could either be that you're insane or hallucinating or you have the faculties to perceive something that I don't perceive. Whatever the reason, I'm not going to deny the possibility that there is a ghost there just because I don't sense it.
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