obscuredusk
hopeless romantic
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EVERYTHING IS FAKE
Alright, fellas. You think you know what's real? You think you're living in "reality"? Cope harder. The truth is, everything you perceive, everything you chase, everything you value—it's all a construct. A big ass elaborate illusion.
1. Your Senses Are Lying to You, Bro.
Think about it. Your eyes see light, your ears hear vibrations, your skin feels the touch. But these aren't objective truths; they're interpretations. Optical illusions, dreams that feel realer than life itself. Your brain is constantly fabricating your experience based on incomplete data. What you "see" and "feel" isn't the world as it is, but the world as your brain processes it. What you call reality are your senses, but what's beyond them?
2. Nothing you perceive is real
The life you live every day? It's a tiny fraction of what reality truly is. Look at your hands. You see them, you feel them, you know they exist. But what's behind you? And I don't mean the things you see, but the things that are beyond that. Something too far away from your consciousness. The void that keeps expanding every moment—something way too obscure for the human mind to acknowledge. Now, are your hands real? Are you real?
You're trapped in your own subjective experience. Your "red" might be my "blue." Your "pain" might be my "pleasure" if our wiring was different. There's no objective, universally agreed-upon "reality" out there, just billions of individual interpretations.
3. So What's Left? The Void?
If everything's an illusion, does that mean nothing matters? Not exactly. The "realest" things might be the underlying patterns, the fundamental laws of physics that govern this illusory universe. Or perhaps, the pure, godlike consciousness that observes it all. That awareness, that raw being before any thought or perception, might be the only undeniable truth. Everything else is just a temporary projection on the screen of your mind.
Once you truly internalize this, you start seeing the strings. The anxieties, the desires, the societal pressures—they lose their grip. You realize the game is rigged, not by some external force, but by the very nature of perception. Does it make you a nihilist? Or does it liberate you to define your own reality, to build your own meaning within the illusion, instead of chasing shadows others have cast?
Think differently. Elevate your mind.
Alright, fellas. You think you know what's real? You think you're living in "reality"? Cope harder. The truth is, everything you perceive, everything you chase, everything you value—it's all a construct. A big ass elaborate illusion.
1. Your Senses Are Lying to You, Bro.
Think about it. Your eyes see light, your ears hear vibrations, your skin feels the touch. But these aren't objective truths; they're interpretations. Optical illusions, dreams that feel realer than life itself. Your brain is constantly fabricating your experience based on incomplete data. What you "see" and "feel" isn't the world as it is, but the world as your brain processes it. What you call reality are your senses, but what's beyond them?
2. Nothing you perceive is real
The life you live every day? It's a tiny fraction of what reality truly is. Look at your hands. You see them, you feel them, you know they exist. But what's behind you? And I don't mean the things you see, but the things that are beyond that. Something too far away from your consciousness. The void that keeps expanding every moment—something way too obscure for the human mind to acknowledge. Now, are your hands real? Are you real?
You're trapped in your own subjective experience. Your "red" might be my "blue." Your "pain" might be my "pleasure" if our wiring was different. There's no objective, universally agreed-upon "reality" out there, just billions of individual interpretations.
3. So What's Left? The Void?
If everything's an illusion, does that mean nothing matters? Not exactly. The "realest" things might be the underlying patterns, the fundamental laws of physics that govern this illusory universe. Or perhaps, the pure, godlike consciousness that observes it all. That awareness, that raw being before any thought or perception, might be the only undeniable truth. Everything else is just a temporary projection on the screen of your mind.
Once you truly internalize this, you start seeing the strings. The anxieties, the desires, the societal pressures—they lose their grip. You realize the game is rigged, not by some external force, but by the very nature of perception. Does it make you a nihilist? Or does it liberate you to define your own reality, to build your own meaning within the illusion, instead of chasing shadows others have cast?
Think differently. Elevate your mind.
