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It's very easy to assume that we all experience the world the same way.

You're wearing a kind of mauve purple shirt and a blue shirt, and it seems like that's out there in the world.

Those colours are out there in the world, they're not being made up in my head.

But that's not true. We don't see the world as it is, we see it as we are.

So there's some classic studies about the effective language that native Russian speakers distinguish more shades of blues.

These categories are imposed in a slightly different way.

If we see things in a different way, then we're talking about two different realities.

In a sense, I've been fond of saying that our experience is like a controlled hallucination.

We have these social media echo chambers, but we also have to some extent perceptual echo chambers too.

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