Perception & Reality
Perception in an era of overstimulation and the rediscovery of emptiness Noise has always been part of the human condition. The chatter of marketplaces, the murmur of prayers, the crackle of fire, the soundscape of a city under construction—all are forms of distraction and orientation. But in our era,
Perception & Reality
Perception as an individual and collective phenomenon—bridging neuroscience, spirituality, and epistemology When two people look at the same tree, they don’t see the same thing. One sees a species. Another sees a spirit. One sees carbon capture. Another sees shade. One sees beauty. Another sees nothing at all.
Perception & Reality
A critical look at science, media, and the myth of the "neutral observer" Objectivity is one of the most powerful myths of the modern age. It underpins our faith in science, journalism, data, and systems of knowledge that claim to offer a view “from nowhere”—pure, detached, and
Perception & Reality
We often think of bias as something internal—an error in our own thinking. We take tests to uncover unconscious prejudices. We read books to "check" our assumptions. We assume that bias lives inside individuals, like bad software waiting to be debugged. But what if the deepest biases
Perception & Reality
In a culture shaped by distraction, paying attention becomes an act of quiet rebellion. It is not simply a matter of focus or discipline—it is a decision about what matters, what is real, and what we allow to shape us. Attention is currency. It is the most valuable resource