Imagination

Creator
Creator
Seonglae ChoSeonglae Cho
Created
Created
2022 Mar 2 4:31
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Edited
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2024 Jan 15 16:38

상상으로서의 간접경험

We should not use out imagination to rick ourselves into thinking we know anything about our blind spots because we don’t have evidence against it is a trap we should avoid
다른 사람의 상상을 세밀하게 상상할수록 자신의 삶이 탁별하게 느껴지고
Catharsis
가 느껴지기도 한다
When imagination gets really vivid, it can be mistaken for reality
 
 
 
 
 
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