title: The Brain, Consciousness & Illusion of Truth
author: Karol Ondrias
description: How do we know that something is true or false? How does the brain discern the truth? What kind of mechanism allows the brain to interpret the information received in the shape of electrical and chemical impulses to which it is constantly exposed? Is it the case that our brains are endowed with appropriate algorithmic rules for discriminating between truth and untruth, alongside certain rules for handling, say, optical information? Is it the case that the brain produces illusions of truth like it does illusions of vision? My answer is in the positive, and this is what I shall be seeking to show in this essay.
zlib_text: Evolve Consciousness
  Truth is Love. Love is Truth. Truth unites. Lies divide. Embrace Truth. Care for Truth.
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  Windows of Perception
   2017/12/09  Kris Nelson  Infographics, Moral Law, Symbols & Reality
  The default conditioned perceptual window that most of us view our surroundings from creates a fictional worldview and
  has us “seeing” semblances or proxies for “good”, “order”, “freedom” and “peace”. We then take these false proxies as the
  real thing.
  The perceptual veil and illusion of reality has us abdicating our personal responsibility. The system is constructed to
  insulate us from facing the consequences of our actions and chaos that we produce as a collective whole, letting us enjoy
  the illusory pleasures and distractions that further distract us from what we are doing.
  We are led along predetermined and ultimately controlled paths and ways of living. Our adherence to the many illusory
  constructs puts us in a position of inability to affect change since we can’t eve