Unveiling the Illusion: Our Hallucinatory Perception (1 min 54 sec)

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1. Experiencing sensations: Our perception of the world is based on the sensations we experience through our five senses, which are misleading and subject to interpretation.

Our sensory perception of the world is illusory because it is limited to the physical senses, which deceive us and create a distorted understanding of reality.

How many times in your life have you thought you saw something only to realize you didn't?

2. External stimuli: Our perception is not solely dependent on external stimuli but is heavily influenced by our thoughts, beliefs, and interpretations.

Our perceptions are shaped by the meanings we assign to external stimuli, highlighting that our experiences are subjective and differ from person to person.

Are you aware that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is significantly influenced by biases present in its training data?

AI is trained on the instructions given by its human developers.

Biases inevitably become encoded in AI's data.

Regardless of how many measures AI takes to mitigate biases, it's impossible to catch those they want to get through the cracks or the biases to find the cracks on their own.

3. The five senses: Our perception is filtered through the five senses of sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, which construct our understanding of the world.

Our reliance on the physical senses reinforces the illusion of separation and reinforces the belief in a tangible, external world, even though it is ultimately an illusion.