Seeing is Believing… Not?

Iceman shared with me today something his physiotherapist told him.  He said that our brains work out our sense of balance based on inputs received from 3 main sources, i.e. our eyes (visual cues), our ears (the balancing mechanism within our inner ear), and our muscles. 

I think the same goes for knowing a person.  How do u tell a person’s character?  U use your eyes – by observing the person and drawing your own conclusions about the person.  U use your ears – u get feedback and hear what other people have to say.  U use your feelings to perceive – because inter-personal dynamics transcend the 2D planes of just seeing and hearing.

But when conflicting information is received, then what do u do?  Or perhaps the information was conflicting only because it was incomplete?  Or maybe a person is different to different people?  How do u really get to know a person?

I think i need to rehash my data.  Garbage in, garbage out.

1 Response to “Seeing is Believing… Not?”


  1. 1 katrine

    You never really would know, because people act up according to the external stimuli and there is no way anyone could be exposed to ALL available stimuli!

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