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Notes from an "alternate universe". Introduction to a new way of thinking.
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I thought of a good one! What if two people change their perspectives to that of the same thing? Can perspectives be combined?
For that matter, does a combination of perspectives cause some kind of an accepted upon reality like the one we "currently" exist in?
Or do perspectives form relationships with other perspectives creating the accepted upon reality?
Essentially, can whatever the reality is be shifted based on the perspectives in it, instead of just the "entity" changing perspectives?
I think I completely muddled whatever question that was supposed to be.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 761993Hello! If person1 changed her perspective to person2, then she would be person2. Perspectives cannot be combined. It would then be a new perspective. (It's more squared than added, though there's not any words I can put the concept into.) Neither would there then be an "accepted upon reality", as perspective goes out in all directions. (This is an extreme oversimplification of something for lack of a better way to express it.) We can't "see" beyond our own perspective. The moment we do it becomes another perspective. The reality is the perspective. (It could be said that the entity is a perspective, as there is nothing else that defines the entity or its individuality other than perspective.) Thanks :)
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