“One thing I’ve learned, Calvin: people will always yearn for a simple solution to their complicated problems. It’s a lot easier to have faith in something you can’t see, can’t touch, can’t explain, and can’t change, rather than to have faith in something you actually can.” She sighed. “One’s self, I mean.” She tensed her stomach.
Lessons in chemistry. Bonnie Garmus
Since humans are capable of creating things that do not exist and make of them something real inside their brains and by agreement with many others1; is it possible to influence the universe by believing things?
Have you ever though what would happen if your story were to come alive just because it exists within the realms of the brain?
On the other side. Why can’t we just face things the way they are? Is it too scary?
Pasto kalo.
- That is what we should call the collective unconscious. Imagined realities are there by agreement and firmly implanted into the unconscious by repetition. I still open my mouth to answer «amen» when mass ends in movies. Then I smirk. ↩︎
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