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Originally Posted by Swift
Extrasense, there is a statistics program I use that, as an example of how humans look for patterns in everything, talks about "there are no horses in clouds". Every person I've met looks up at the clouds and picks out things they see in those clouds. Because a person sees a "horse" in a particular cloud does not mean that cloud has any "horseness" about it.
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You are 100% wrong. If the question to the person is "what this cloud look like", the answer might be "horse". If the question is then "is this a horse" the answer will be "no". We are able to distinguish between "it is like A" and "it is A". Period.
Some people hear voices in their heads. The healthy people dont.
Lets do not be schisophrenic about what we see.
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