Monthly Archives: April 2019

More unnoticed assumptions underlying the Perceptual Illusion

Posted on April 27, 2019 by Dr. Jeffrey Eisen, Ph.D.

 Greetings! As you follow the list of the previous blog with this one, you may find yourself becoming ‘disillusioned’ with much of human civilization, including science, and keenly curious to know what is real beyond all the underlying assumptions. Stay … Continue reading →

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Underlying, but Largely Unnoticed Assumptions of the Perceptual Illusion

Posted on April 21, 2019 by Dr. Jeffrey Eisen, Ph.D.

The perceptual illusion is an appearance, sometimes even a hallucination (in that cognitive information takes a perceptual and sometimes even sensory form). But escaping the perceptual illusion is even more than escaping that appearance; it is becoming aware of our … Continue reading →

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