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It can't be that different, either, or our senses would be of no practical use.
by TheAncientGeek 1y ago
It can't be that different, either, or our senses would be of no practical use.
- lisper 1y agoThat's not true. What our senses perceive (classical reality) is an emergent phenomenon of the underlying metaphysical truth (quantum mechanics). Those two things are about as radically different as you can get. That's why the measurement problem is a thing. But that doesn't mean our senses are of no practical use.