So we come into the world with all kinds of assumptions that we inherited from our evolutionary ancestors.

And then when we're born, we start constructing even more assumptions.

And many of those assumptions we might inherit from our parents, you know, that certain people are good or certain people are bad.

And so that's not just at the level of color.

Suddenly it's the level of the meaning of another person.

And these assumptions then get encoded on our brain,

because that's all we have access to.

These meanings get encoded according to our history.

But that's a beautiful thing.

So a lot of people think,

oh, well, this must be awful.

If I'm not seeing reality, well, this is really scary then because, ah, what am I seeing then?

But imagine there was, if we're just seeing in some sense, reality, there's only one thing to see.

There's only one way to see.

There's no basis for imagination or creative then.

So by being able to, in a sense, make it up, that's what enables us to be creative and imaginative.

And some imagination, some sort of some creative ideas are better than others.

It's not like this is postmodern relatives and some things work better than others.

But that enables us to discover that.

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