How do we perceive the things we see on a daily basis?
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We perceive the things we see on a daily basis on what we perceive. In reality, we don't know what reality is. And why is this in the personal finance section? Is your banker asking for this information or something? If this is a mistake, then ok, sure, everybody makes mistakes, you just need to know you made them.
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Yes.  Example, several people can observe the same incident and each will come away with a slightly different perception of what happened.  Go a little deeper - what you believe will also shape your reality.  Some folks look at a tree and believe there must be a god.  Others will simply marvel at the mystery of life.  \n\nReality is truly different things to different people.  Who really knows what reality is?  Doesn't seem to matter, each of us deals with our own reality the best we can.  For some folks, reality is so different from the mainstream that they are unable to function in society.\n\nHope this helps answer yuor question....
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the way i see it, anything you feel is just as real as anything else. i'm just not sure if everything is either real, or artificial. but, assuming that ANYTHING is "real", then even a person hallucinating something that noone else sees is having a "real" feeling. anyone who believes "i think, therefore i am" should agree with me.
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I see there eyes as well, you can tell alot by a persons eyes, what they've been through and if there happy or not, umm.never noticed peoples feet but I may now..lol..
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Getting to know you,  getting to know all about you...what one is able to see in others  is directly connected to their ability to feel the other persons essence. One does not always see with the eyes..but often with the intellect & the heart. I believe that one's glory should unfold on a daily basis. N'est pas?
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With their eyes, what else?
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What one believes is their "perception" of reality. Everyones' reality, or perception of, is different. So, if they believe it to be true then for that individual it is. Most ppl look at things in a subjective manor. The trick is teaching them how to do both,so they may draw a more realistic conclusion, or one that is a bit more accepted by society in general... Just a thought.
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We're limited by our imagination & what we can detect by our senses or tools
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This sounds like a "spin-off" of "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".  "Eye of the beholder" are the key words.  It simply means that each individual perceives reality based on a unique set of experiences or internal and external influences.  Any two individuals may "see" the same thing, but each will interpret or internalize what they see through their own unique process.  Maybe that is why people don't always "see eye-to-eye".
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how do you know that you are experiencing reality ?
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maybe  if you look at to much you can not see any thing else.  your mind becomes saturated with it and  you can have not real life after.  it would certainly ruin your maraige
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What we see, and how we see it is attributed to mass illusion.  That is, nothing is as it looks, feels, tastes, or smells.  These are ALL CHEMICAL REACTIONS IN THE BRAIN.  They do not "take place in the real world, they take place in our brains, by chemical receptors locking into certain places and neural responses that are given to us when those chemicals respond to certain stimuli."  The fact that we all seem to live in the same world, with the same signs, same colors on the walls and the rest is the fact that we "call" things by certain names and require that others accept those labels.  Orange is always the same "color," sweet can be various degrees, but its always "sweet."  So, we condition each other from infants up to see the world AS WE (OR OUR PARENTS) SAW THE WORLD.  This is the most common and acceptable way, and why feral children are so special, growing up without "placed labels" on the world.  Basically, you see the world through your own unique view, however, throughout life, certain boundaries have been placed on your view of it.  Such as Dinner, supper and lunch.  Most people have specific times for each one, while for someone else, these words are interchangeable.  So, its all up to you on how you decide to see the world when you back up far enough to get a true view of it.  \n\nRemember, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar . . .
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Remember the chicken discussion in The Maxtrix.  I liked that explanation.\n\nWhat is reality? It is something we feel, smell, taste, see, or hear?  But then again, all these sensations are electrical impulses that is relayed to our brain and our brain interpret those impulses.  If that is true then something that is real is really our interpretation of impulses.  \n\nLet me ask, if a person with schizophrenia is hallucinating about a flower pot in front of him and everyone else around him doesn't see it.  Does that mean its not real.  It may not be real to everyone else but it is very really to that schizophrenic person.  \n\nWhich brings me to my next point.  I think reality is based on consensual and shared interpretations.  If 100 people can agree that a red table is a red table then its a red table.  well then again if you were color blind you wouldn't see red :).  Now lets say another alien species which could see infrared saw that table.  Our interpretation and the alien's interpretation of color would be very different.  Lets take another example: a photograph.  To most people a photograph can be easily identified.  However, to a tribe in Borereo the photograph may represent a captured soul.  In this instance culture definitely affects our interpretation of reality.\n\nSo to define what a real object is not very easy or even possible to do.\n\nI also thought it was funny to describe the fourth dimension as time in defining an object.  I mean what exactly does that mean.  My table or photograph ain't got a clock on it last time i checked
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See as a child sees:\nThe joy,\nThe wonder,\nThe hope.
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looking into your eyes
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Take a look on Big Foto you might find some pictures to suit you purpose.  \n\nI take it that what you are looking for are images of people, places or scenes that the mind instantly labels without actually 'seeing' what is the reality?
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When we observe anything that is beyond our senses, or beyond the capacity of our tools, two things happen: either we find nothing, or what we find is an illusion - perhaps influenced by observation, or even the thoughts of the observer. Most of what we sense as physical beings, and observe with our tools (e.g. science), can only be illusion