Summary:
The book explores the nature of consciousness, blending neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy to argue that our experiences of the world and self are active constructions by the brain. It challenges traditional perceptions of reality and selfhood, proposing that we are "beings of perception," constantly creating the experiences that define our personal reality.
Key points:
1. Perception as a Hallucination: Seth believes our perception of reality is a brain-made illusion, influenced by sensory data and past experiences.
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