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Just the Way It Is

Submitted by Cayla McNally on Tue, 04/17/2007 - 8:55pm.

I think that whether we like it or not, we're stuck with the 'realities' that we have to deal with for as long as we are able to perceive our surroundings. I'd like to think that there is some legitimate reason as to why we do not truly see what surrounds us; if we were not able to function like we are, our perception abilities would be different. However, I am curious as to how people from different developmental stages, both currently and over a large span of time, viewed reality, and how it differs from the way we do, if it differs at all.

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