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What's the Hair Color
of Your Dream Lover? Why?
About Human Conceits
by David Rudd Cycleback
For this page a conceit is defined as
a false, artificial, arbitrary, contrived and/or overly simplified
rule or set of rules used to explain the way things are or they
way they are supposed to be. A conceit is often made to give
an answer where the real answer is unknown or to give a simple,
convenient answer to a complicated situation.
1 conceits
3 human
achievement
4 limitations
of art
5 groups
6 the
impossibleness in translating poetry
7 presenting
old works of art 'authentically'
8
numerology
9 identify
what is in these three pictures
10 subjectivity
and your unique perception
logic versus art in communicating
higher ideas
simplicty in science: ockham's razor
when does 1 + 1 not equal 2?
the fiction in science
responses versus answers
template for perception (and misperception)
pattern, shape and form biases
perception via comparison
perception via extrapolation
so, if a tree falls and no one is
around ...
an optical illusion that demonstrates
a curiosity of your brain
a problem in trying to measure
the reliability of the human mind
You don't see physical reality
but a translation of it
night versus day vision
subjectivity versus objectivity
which line is longer?
writer's
block
mirages
the illusion of depth in two dimensional
art
heisenberg's uncertainty principle
in quantum physics
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