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Re: Radiophobia wins again
On 23 Jan 2004 at 17:29, garyi@trinityphysics.com wrote:
> As a matter of fact, if
> perception is reality then you can't argue against anything and we all
> might as well eat worms.
Gary,
I think we both agree. My only point was that in the mind of the
individual, THEIR perception, right or wrong, is THEIR reality. The
fact that the perception is totally incorrect, doesn't phase that
individual. In our context, if an individual feels so strongly that
any radiation is going to harm them, it doesn't matter that this
perception is incorrect. This person actually believes it, fervently.
In their case, in their own mind, their perception IS reality to
them, no matter what evidence is provided to refute this contention.
So, we agree. I do not believe that perception is reality. I am only
saying what an individual who has an intense belief might feel is
their own reality, in their own mind.
Sandy
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