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I've been getting a lot of that. Variations on "nuh uh, you didn't see that". But that's just avoiding my question or whatever.
I don't mean to make any big pronouncement. I just want to discuss what you've seen, and think about, in that vicinity.
You seem impervious to the notion that the contents of your brain (specially if you miscalibrate it somehow) and reality are different things.
I don't think anybody actually brought up that particular angle of conversation. I'm happy to start with talking about what we see, but we seem to be skipping over that and leaping right to the "validity of the interpretation" part.
Which is perfectly ok I guess. Just not the conversation I'm shooting for here
I think that maybe due to the huge number of idiots deactivating their sense of proprioception and then talking about how "they were one with the universe" and thinking that has mystical significance. It's tiresome.
I didn't realize that you were so traumatized (by that huge number of idiots) as to make simple conversation impossible. I'll tread more lightly in the future.