I don't see a philosophical debate answered here to be honest. > The ramifications of this are larger than tilted coins They always are. The coins you are cur

I don't see a philosophical debate answered here to be honest. > The ramifications of this are larger than tilted coins They always are. The coins you are currently seeing are just weighted experience. Weighted more because of recency or other factors but in conflict with accumulated experience. Why should they just be ignored? I would expect more mental load. Do we ever escape the perspective from which we view the world? Well, we can perceive the oval shape as a circle, which would suggest that we do it literally to some degree. Either I don't get it, or I have another "perspective" as the author as it seems. > We do not see the world completely separate from our point of view Well... but we also don't see it completely separate from objectivity if you want to call it that. Perhaps no philosophical debate and more a neurological one?