Thank you VERY MUCH Virily for the cash I received. Selective perception is a human tendency to see the world how we would like it to be rather than how it actually is. A deep thinker delays judgment and is not easily influenced by prejudices, stereotypes, preconceived notions and isolated experiences.
A human shortcoming or failure, is that of not thinking things through first, let’s just say, for argument sake, that our failures can be left at the mouth of a cave-dwelling, several billions of years ago, to when deep or slothful thinking by one of our forbears could very really turn him into a meal for a gigantic saber tooth tiger. Hence the birth of “Fight or Flight” the latter action being exclusively reserved more docile prey like mice, minnows, and marrows.
Imagine recovering your sight after twenty years of being comatose. Like this patient was experiencing, when he first opened his eyes after being in a coma for 20 years, he remarked: “When I could see again, objects seemed to be hurling themselves at me. One of the things everyday people know from a habit is what not to look at. Things that don’t matter, or that confuse, are simply shut out of their minds. I had forgotten this, and tried to see everything at once; consequently, I saw almost nothing.”
I guess, that by reacting on perceptions and not thinking things through, we are in many ways like the man recovering from a twenty-year-long coma, our perceptions at first are completely distorted. However, if time is allowed to pass and with sufficient input from various sources, our vision is once again remarkably restored.
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Do you tend to react on perceptions?
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I would love to know the perception and direction of Virily, from their viewpoint.
So, they have a viewpoint? I love the optimism and suffer from the same disorder
This is a Great to See.
I’m sorry, I missed your comment here. Thank you Radica for taking an interest in my work. Regards-Andre
Congrats on your payment
Thanks Giri, yours is coming soon.
I had read in one post that the value of Viril has gone down.
I hope, whoever said that, was wrong Alex
Gosh, how lucky for you, John. Here in Tolkiens land of the Hobbits, (The Free-State) where I hail from, you should see them skedaddle, especially with no legs to boot… Pun. It just seemed to rhyme at the time, my friend.
I’m not quite sure how a marrow takes flight, but I get the point!