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    Perception is not reality for many reasons. We are living in a virtual reality age of time in our lives so if we know something you will believe what you know. I think because of all the technology that we can use like video editing you can make some that are fake and make it look like it is real. This trick us into believing things that are not real. If you think that seeing is believing some things can distort how we look at things from our view. In one of the images in the story on page 79

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    Decisions Base on: Perception or Reality? Have you ever thought you heard something, but there was nothing there? Have you ever thought you saw someone in the corner of your eye, and when you looked there was no person there? When we look down from a high building on people, do they appear small like ants? Aren't there thousands of occasions when we do misperceive? What is reality and perception? Mainstream science describes reality as "the state of things as they actually exist". So reality is simply: everything

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    Reality or just Perception? Imagine one day you wake up and look out the window. Nevertheless, what you see is nothing like your local neighbor’s house. But a jungle full of wild animals. You know the jungle is not real...or is it? This comes to the question, what is the reality? Is it something we see immediately? Is it something we believe in? Reality could be anything. But what happens if what we view isn’t real? What if reality was just a misconception? In some cases, our brain would imagine

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    What is reality? The answer to that question can vary depending on the person asked. The phrase "perception is reality" means that the way someone interprets or understands something can affect the way they view the world as it really exists. The film Inception greatly proves this phrase to be true through its characters. The film is about a man and his team on a mission to implant an idea into a strangers mind while in a dream. Throughout most of the movie, the main characters often are not aware

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    Perception and Reality in a Simulated World SHAWN LIU 2018.03.02 P6 ENGLISH Perception is not reality. Technology that once fooled our eyes are evolving into complex machines and illusions that makes it ever harder to distinguish the real from fake. From a magician’s visual trickeries to eventually complete simulation, our perceptions, starting from our eyes, are becoming impossible to put our faith in. One of the earliest examples of humans tricking themselves is through the act of magic tricks

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    True existence is hidden behind images and information, comparing appearance to reality. Plato tells a story about a man who has been imprisoned since childhood and has been chained up by his legs and arms. The prisoner watches stories through the fire and shadows on the wall that enable him to believe they are the most real things in the world. He eventually escapes from the underground cave and becomes liberated from the darkness. Slowly, his eyes begin to adjust and his foundational view on the

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    We accept the reality of the world that we are presented Is the world we live in a reality, or are we merely living out the life that is given to us through what we consume? The idea of reality and the lens we view it through has been a common debate among people for a long time. Yet with this question, one has to wonder what is giving us the perception of reality that we are viewing. Is the device that we are viewing the message though what is fueling us The Trueman show, in general, could be argued

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    The issue in the philosophy of perception is explaining how perception could give someone either knowledge or a justified belief about the world. We recognize this reality to be something which we cannot change in any way. However, it can not be said about the perception of reality being completely true. The strange thing of all this is that reality may not actually exist. The reason we all think in one reality is that we only see our central point of the story. Just because someone sees something

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    Perceived Development vs. Harsh Reality The difference between a story and an impactful story is the ability to portray a message to an audience. The novel Paper Towns by John Green is an extremely impactful tale that displays several themes to its readers. However, in converting this story into film, Margo and Q were unable to receive the proper development they received in the book and therefore it was detrimental to the theme of Perception versus Reality. Q’s character on screen remained very

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    decisions in: perception or reality? Have you ever thought you heard something, but there was nothing there? Have you ever thought that you saw someone out of the corner of the eye and when you looked at it there was nobody? When we look down from a tall building on people, they look as small as ants? There are not thousands of times when we misinterpret? What is reality and perception? The mainstream of science describes reality as "the state of things as they really exist”. So, the reality is simply:

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