debaters,this is my first post
sorry,if this topic has been discussed before..
All we know of reality is through electrical signals sent from our sensory organs to our brain, then interpreted. Most people accept these interpretations to be an accurate depiction of reality, but sometimes our brain interprets things incorrectly. We often find that an entity appears to be something, but upon further investigation shows it to be something else.
Why then, has our brain come to a false conclusion about what an entity really is?
How does our brain come to conclusions about what we see, and what is it misinterpreting?
The appearance of the entity can also influence our conclusions. What happens when appearance hides evidence or displays false evidence?
What if the entity is something that you have never sensed before?
how do u differ appearance and reality?
wanted to know what individuals have to say the differences...😊
if this topic already posted , mods plz close the topic...that's it.😕
