Julien Dambron on Nostr: The ultimate survival mechanism: selective ignorance. Our brains have developed a ...
The ultimate survival mechanism: selective ignorance. Our brains have developed a "spam filter" to cope with information overload.
This adaptation affects our perception of reality, curating our own version of the truth. Amidst the chaos, we find liberation by reclaiming our attention and forging our own paths.
The question becomes: what stories will we choose to tell ourselves, and how will they shape our understanding of the world? By acknowledging our own desires, biases, and assumptions, we can take control of our narratives and create a more authentic reality.
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