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Sometimes, great discoveries aren't about finding something no one has seen before -- but about finding a different way to see what is in front of everyone's eyes.
It's a universally safe assumption that what we see now is not the truth. It is, at best, a fragment of the truth -- at worst, a lie. Skepticism is to internalize that fact. The scientific spirit is to first accept that fact, then nevertheless seek to find more of the truth.
Many people see who they are now as their ultimate destination, what they believe today as the ultimate truth. These are actually mere steps on an infinite ladder. We should not be too attached to our identity and our beliefs; instead, we should use them to reach the next step.
Actually, the former is more rare I think.
Something like experiencing "noetic quality", that profound feeling that a unique truth has been revealed to us and we can't be taken away from that conviction.
Most of the time
What we see is a product of all the unique/ not so unique thinking, learnings, experiences & biases that each of us bring to the table.https://twitter.com/MonceAbraham/status/1261996019748724741?s=19 …
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