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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
1d ago“When someone sees you completely differently than you see yourself, who usually has the better view?”
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Perception
The six blind men feeling different parts of an elephant is a very good example of perception. But the lesson usually ends there. Take it a step further and have them all move around until they each experience the rest of the elephant.... Today
What I’ve Learned in the Last Twenty‑Four HoursI’ve learned that clarity comes when I slow down enough to actually look at things instead of reacting to them. I’ve learned that truth doesn’t hide — it waits — and the real work is training my eyes to see it.... - Shalara...
Perhaps it's my having been gaslit as a child. Maybe it's that I hallucinate without my medications. These two things have caused my perceptions and my verification of reality to differ from those around me.... Your brain does not just see the world. It edits it.
Your brain does not just see the world. It edits it. Sometimes those edits turn into full blown illusions. See my article on how bias snowballs change perception and why that matters for situational awareness.... - JulieI...
Bad Decisions Start with Bad Perception
Bad Decisions Start with Bad Perception Most failures in judgment don’t begin with bad decisions. They begin with distorted perception. Before we talk about awareness, decision-making, or action, we have to talk about what’s happening before all of that — what we notice, what we...