- Your five senses determine what you perceive. Although they appear to operate separately, they collaborate closely to understand their surroundings better. Sometimes, a sense may covertly influence the one we think is dominant. Our perception of the world comes from our five senses.
- Most people experience the world effortlessly through their senses, and they give little thought or attention to how they do this.
- It isn’t all that is out there. You always measure the what and the where, but rarely the why—an intersectional match-up of data. The perception process has three stages: sensory stimulation and selection, organization, and interpretation. All things are TRIUNE WITH BINARY INTERACTIVES.
- Consciousness emerges from the brain and results from information communication across all its regions. It cannot be reduced to specific areas that control qualities like attention, hearing, or memory.
- Consciousness manifests a visualized form of reality, with multiple timelines that communicate with each other. The quantum mechanics mechanism generates our perception of reality. Atoms and photons drive it. Probability clouds are the drivers of perceptions. The interference pattern travels as a probability wave function. The transition from the quantum state to the classic state is seamless. Waves then cascade via electrical impulses to the brain’s control network. The chain of information travels between the receptor and the home base mechanism. The wave function is a physical wave, which experiences wave function collapse with observers not having any role. The wave collapse occurs just before the systems control network receives it. The excited stream of electrons is in a superposition state of play. The wave collapse is a continuous streaming process. Quantum decoherence plays its role.
- A separate reality exists independent of your perception/observation.
