Ambiguous Eyes

• I first encountered this concept when I read “Time Does Not Exist.”

• It resonated with me a lot, and upon further reflection, I realized that it applies to various situations.

• We are not truly seeing the “reality” itself, but rather perceiving things through some kind of constraint or filter.

  • I believe this phenomenon is layered in multiple levels.

• This is especially true for computer user interfaces, where the Concept Model is a fiction.

• In the classification of modern science:

  • Natural sciences strive to minimize the influence of “ambiguous perception.”
  • Humanities focus on contemplating the nature of “ambiguous perception.”

• That’s the general idea, I suppose.

• However, if we consider that statistics also involve ambiguous perception, then maybe it’s not so clear-cut.

• It connects with philosophy and various other concepts, like secondary qualities.

• I never really understood the meaning of non-materialistic thinking before, but now I think I get it to some extent.

  • Update in 202206: I realized that I used to think like this in the past (blu3mo).
    • I noticed a significant change in my way of thinking since 202008 (blu3mo).
    • Now, I might even lean towards a “subjective perception of reality” ideology.
      • Subjective Perception of Reality, among others.
      • Understanding the perspective that we are not seeing the “reality” itself, but perceiving things through some kind of constraint or filter has had a significant impact on my subsequent thinking.