describe how is world around you
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Let me start with examples, as always. In photography, the time of day always influences the color tonality. The green of a leaf, is a light green in the morning, a dark green in the harsh afternoon sun, a golden green in the evening and shade, and grey in the night. The world around has changed and it has affected our perception of something as simple as the color of a leaf. Neither is static and neither influences the other in a fixed way / proportion. You left out one other variable, past experieces, they shape your perception too. Example, I know that the dark grey leaf that I see in the night is actually green because I have seen it a zillion times in the mornings. But I could be wrong say, if the leaf were actually red and I allow my past perceptions to influence my present. Hence the key is to embrace the unknown, to wipe our mind of preconceived notions and prior perceptory influences. The world, our perceptions, they are all in a fluid dynamic state. Either influences the other, but in no fixed predictable way that can be assigned a certain proportion. While one may be guided by past experiences to a certain extent as to what to expect, one should not let them completely colour the vision... as to be able to affect our present perception. Again to go go back to the example to understand this concept. Key - embrace the unknown, change is constant. The world, us, our perceptions, all swim swirl, churn and change. No proportionality or predictability can be assigned.
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Let me start with examples, as always. In photography, the time of day always influences the color tonality. The green of a leaf, is a light green in the morning, a dark green in the harsh afternoon sun, a golden green in the evening and shade, and grey in the night. The world around has changed and it has affected our perception of something as simple as the color of a leaf. Neither is static and neither influences the other in a fixed way / proportion. You left out one other variable, past experieces, they shape your perception too. Example, I know that the dark grey leaf that I see in the night is actually green because I have seen it a zillion times in the mornings. But I could be wrong say, if the leaf were actually red and I allow my past perceptions to influence my present. Hence the key is to embrace the unknown, to wipe our mind of preconceived notions and prior perceptory influences. The world, our perceptions, they are all in a fluid dynamic state. Either influences the other, but in no fixed predictable way that can be assigned a certain proportion. While one may be guided by past experiences to a certain extent as to what to expect, one should not let them completely colour the vision... as to be able to affect our present perception. Again to go go back to the example to understand this concept. Key - embrace the unknown, change is constant. The world, us, our perceptions, all swim swirl, churn and change. No proportionality or predictability can be assigned.
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