For thousands of years, humans have been asking themselves whether or not the things we see each day represent the reality of the world. Neuroscience tells us we don’t. With this being the case, how can we have full trust in our perception of the world? The truth is we cannot until we question our own perception, and once we do, our whole view of life can change. Read here this compelling piece on how seeing things differently can bring improvement to your life.
How seeing things differently makes your life better
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