You, I, and Everybody else is WRONG about…

E For Expression
2 min readAug 8, 2022
Photo by 愚木混株 cdd20 on Unsplash

Is this a clickbait?
No, you are wrong.

However,
at the same time,
you are probably right.

Just as the cliché saying
(Here we go again…):

“It is all about perspective.”

Regardless,
despite the never-ending discussion on this topic,
I would like to contribute my arrogant perspective too.

So,
here’s why everybody is wrong about…everything
(This is how I perceive it):

“Everybody is living in a fantasy world that they made up in their mind. So, everybody is wrong about the reality.”

All that we are perceiving,
all the subtly, noticeable particles that are touching our senses,
is the seemly, uncontrollable result of a built-in process that is going on in our bodies.

The simplified process goes as such:
Firstly,
an object touches and activates the senses.

Secondly,
signals pass through the humps and bumps within the body.

Thirdly,
the signals further trigger different parts of the body to light up,
like pixels on a television screen.

Fourthly,
if there are memories,
the color that lights up is predetermined.
If there is no memory,
the body tries to fit a color using its memory from other parts.

Lastly,
The fixed-up image gets broadcasted to the owner.

How is it wrong then?

“Because we are not the same, we are individually unique.”

If all of us processes using the same ingredients with the same process,
there may not be a need for this discussion.

But,
our experiences are different,
our memories are not all the same,
they are different;

“None of us occupies the exact space at the same time,
none of us experiences the same particles falling upon us at any time.”

Then again,
What is my claim based on?
Information,
which floats around the vast and multi-faceted internet,
from scientists,
teachers,
spiritual masters,
and any random person,
whom I bias-ly agree with,
without a prestige tag,
meticulously combined with my personal observation.

Does this make me right about this wrongness?
Probably,
and,
no.

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