And?
Every person and every brain is different. How you responded to this post title and the image likely differs from how others did.
One thing I wonder is whether more religiously-inclined folk tend to expect and/or extract a “deeper meaning” in all they contemplate.
In other words, something beautiful is not simply something beautiful. It is something beautiful and . . .
July 14th, 2010 at 8:20 am
Nobody is different. What’s the difference between the colours blue and red? No difference. It’s a logical point.
July 14th, 2010 at 8:55 am
John-
This comment perfectly represents why I have chosen to filter yours.
“Nobody is different.”
Um, how do you know this? Absurd.
Genetically, we are different. Think DNA identification.
Neurologically, the brain from person one is different from person two’s brain. Size, shape and location of folds, density of brain regions, etc, etc.
That there is only a logical difference between the colors blue and red is likewise absurd. The lightwaves impacting the human retina, resulting in the phenomena of “red” or “blue” are of measurably different wavelengths, of measurably different energies.
Do you deny these differences?
Please, come back down to planet Earth.