Things are never what they look in real life - we are programmed to accept a small deviation from what we perceive as reality - it is when the deviation is bigger than our tolerance limits that we are taken aback - and with everyone having different tolerance limits, everyone reacts differently when coming to grips with truth - the real one versus the perceived one. Saturday, February 20, 2010
The Shock Therapy
Things are never what they look in real life - we are programmed to accept a small deviation from what we perceive as reality - it is when the deviation is bigger than our tolerance limits that we are taken aback - and with everyone having different tolerance limits, everyone reacts differently when coming to grips with truth - the real one versus the perceived one. 
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sahi hai, sahi hai. There has been a big debate in philosophy about what is truth and what is reality?
Is truth absolute or depends on what a person believes? Is reality objective or is it a perception?
Good stuff
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