Differences in human perception: trivial or gargantuan?

There are larger variables between humans than any other animal species. I´d say the the differences are on the scale of gargantuan.

"Almost all humans have five senses: sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch. Does that mean we all observe our world the same way, or can there be radical differences between what people perceive?"


There are those that have learned to subtly, and not so subtly, control the sensory input of others through QED.



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I would say that differences in human perception are as varied and vast as genetic expression in humans.

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