Human Perception Documentary

[martinbalage]

where is the documentary? I want to watch it. Tell me there is more.

[slytherkatify]

there was this movie I can't remember what it was called,, about something along the lines of this... gosh it freaked me out!! but I want to watch it again...

[sm0ckr]

@slytherkatify try perception - the reality beyond matter watch?v=AqnEGu8VF8Y&feature=fv­wrel

[slytherkatify]

@sm0ckr yeah i asked my mum lol it was "what the bleep do we know?!" i watched it ages ago~

[keesssie1991]

How is this possible we are the brain and we know the difference.

An other part must be there to know the diffrence between seeing and imagining.

[taostoner1]

ugggh, new age

[kyryll]

hey thanks for vid

whats the song playing at the back?

\thankx

[devarkk]

Think of it like this. While you remember the apple with your eyes close your brain experiences it almost the same way it would if it was actually looking at it, of-course along with the addition of one minor detail... Your optic nerve repeatedly telling your brain that your eyes are closed, your working memory reminding you that you just closed your eyes, and so on with all the other niceties that keep us from falling into a psychosis.

[fuunguus]

@devarkk Well. Everything you "see", colors, objects, everything but all the pixels, is generated by your brain. It's all an illusion, that exists only in your brain. It isn't surprising that the brain uses the same processors that create this illusion to generate pictures in your brain, it has also been discovered that memory is very tied into this. It's hard to imagine totally new things that does not have a foundation in memory, like an extraterrestrial being with unseen features.

[devarkk]

except it does know the difference because when your eyes are open your optic nerves are communicating with the brain, telling it where the signals are coming from. Even when you close your eyes the signals become representative of closed eyes (the important fact being that they are still being sent). This is how you can distinguish the difference between what you remember and what you experience. Look up phantom limb syndrome, and see what the brain does when those signals aren't being sent.

[RadicalSyndicate]

it's pointless to try to understand shit, just enjoy yourself and know that you were never meant to understand

[frvfilms]

@RadicalSyndicate lol,idk this makes sense,but then it doesn't lol

[ovechkin100]

@RadicalSyndicate or we are here and if we want we can choose to try and learn if we want since its our own lives we can make the decision ourselves thank you.

[RadicalSyndicate]

@ovechkin100 or i can because its my life i can have my own perspective on whatever the fuck i want it's a comment section on youtube your welcome

[ovechkin100]

@RadicalSyndicate try reading what you just said again, you first told us its pointless to understand and not think about it, then i said, we can try to understand it if we want its out own live, then you came back with the exact same thing i said, you state that its your life and you can do what you want. i never told anyone what to do or how to think, that was you in the first place. i believe i just owned you! thanks.

[adriang0]

love the song njosnavelin

[free2flycari]

This is great. I wish it were longer!!

[fishnchipps]

@King100Joe

This is scientific fact !

[audboi]

Great video! I just wish you had cited sources for your information.

"Scientific experiments have shown..." Which experiments?  Where are these results published?

"The scientist have observed.." Who were the scientists? What organizations funded the study?

Very nice video though, thanks for sharing.

[Canibusfan90]

Interesting perception of the human mind. What's the name of this song?

[subblackmovies]

the brain and the eyes got together and finally got the courage to tell this video that its moustache has to go.

[highlanderclan]

Thats why to me when I think of someone close who has died, I close my eyes & Remember them. But when you dream Its more vivid, Less Distractions. Its Comforting to know.

[gaghielex]

optimus prme said that!

[MrJohnJamal]

The truth is in our brain, not in our eyes. I don't know who said this but it goes like this: "There is more to know than meets the eye"

[audboi]

Transformers

[ThaRealHipHop2008]

Powerful. great shot film.

[hkseo100]

This is just fancy way of saying the matrix can be real, but in a local sense.

Our 5 senses can be easily manipulated if we have a computer to bio crossover (something we don't have). Imitating the electrical signals that the brain receives from our sense's nerves are basically imitating reality. We don't know how to perecieve other information than what we are used to with our 5 senses. Just like dimensions. Very interesting right?

[ovechkin100]

i honestly believe LSD is the key to becoming more intelligent... think about this for a second... when you take LSD .. your mind goes everywhere... because so many parts of your brain have been untouched, so it does not know how to take these things... so imagine if you could learn to control an LSD trip and use the other parts of your brain while on the drug... it would open your mind... you would be able to use your brain to such a high level... we just need to learn how to control it..

[l3yrdman]

but have you tried DMT!?!?!?! lol DMT....crazy shit. I dont really think our brains are capable of handling a LSD trip. Because thats a WHOLE nother way of thinking, perception. Like a different dimension. Something you have to ADAPT too. but its not like candy, and I dont think thats possible....to ADAPT to ANOTHER perception when ur owned by this one. ryte now.

[ovechkin100]

you could be right, at this point my beliefs are nothing more than fiction/opinions... altho the reason youre probably right is cause its pretty tough to control something when your brain is getting signals that cant tell which are real or fake... i guess when youre seeing really trippy shit you have to remind yourself its the drug, and snap back to reality

[l3yrdman]

I know ryte? lol I have the same philosophy though. I just think everything is a theory in life. I dont believe in makeing conclusion JUST YET. anybody could be ryte. This could be a holographic universe, or it can be owned by christians and theyre god. OR BOTH! lol who knows, just have to keep learning I guess. but the thing about DMT is that you are AWARE youre in a trip, there is no change in time. it just opens your eyes to a different perception. thats all drugs are. perceptions. lol

[fntime]

Try meditation, I'm not question your 'belief' only that many people have gone off the 'tracks' with LSD. Too much,

too quickly, and no preparation for the

experience or the affects of a 'trip'.

I think taking LSD, for most is a mistake.

But, if it works for you, great!

[lwanatt]

@ovechkin100 creativity is the essence of intelligence and lsd is liquid creativity

[free2flycari]

@ovechkin100 we also need to learn how to distribute it in mass amounts :)

[KelferMookie]

@ovechkin100 nope

[fuunguus]

@ovechkin100 LSD and all psychedelic drugs disturbs communication between parts of the brain, forcing the brain to channel information trough other pathways. I wouldn't say it's LSD that makes you smart, but it can certainly trigger connections between neurons, and this can be built upon later after the trip. LSD generates a fuckload of new connections, or wiring, in your brain, the very most of this is probably not beneficial and will probably not be used and thus be erased with time.

[milldabeast519]

@ovechkin100 whata about mushrooms?

[ovechkin100]

@milldabeast519 considering 2 asprin are more toxic than mushrooms i cant see why not?

[ovechkin100]

@milldabeast519 considering 2 asprin are more toxic than mushrooms i cant see why not?

[milldabeast519]

@ovechkin100 they may be more toxic but taking 2 advils and 2 grams of mushrooms is completly different i dont knopw why ur comp[aring them.different effects.....

[ovechkin100]

@milldabeast519 i just havent the slightest idea about mushrooms, ive only done them once, gave me a very deep insight though, but my point was, there doesnt seem to be much harm from them. so perhaps you can get more from them

[milldabeast519]

@ovechkin100 well i wouldnt say there is now harm in them. i did them atleast 30 times and i think it made my brain take on different look on life. they fuck with ur nervous system and shit big time. after doing them 5-7 times its completly different high .once u know what the highs like i find that everytime u do them ur waiting for that same reaction and it ruins mushrooms for u eventually.i heard of a person that ate them and never came out of the "trip" and is permanetly fucked from them

[ovechkin100]

@milldabeast519 i dont know anyone, nor do i know anyone else who says they know someone who has been on a permanent trip. so clearly thats extremely rare.

[milldabeast519]

@ovechkin100 oyea i think it was. but not many people do mushrooms like people that did acid. like i was saying after u have done mush 20 times or so its kills the high i found .every time u eat them ur expecting the same trip as before waiting and waiting for them 2 kick in.even they day after ur mind is clouded mind thinking differently

[McmullenEJ]

@ovechkin100

sounds like my last salvia divinorum trip lolz

...sounds like some of the things i ``realized``

or from an artists perspective ``imagine you have a room full of art supplies and just need to know how to apply them to everything, but first you must see the tools you have to use..

[scopeophile]

ahh yes... world 3: the objective content of thought....

Mind you, when it comes to reality... I don't touch a drop myself... tends to get in the way of the hallucinations.

[ariamb1]

this is pretty ...weird. i never thought about it like that before.

[nomainreason]

You can get so many answers about life if you think about this for a while.

Well... that's what i'm talking ('mean thinking) about. Keep up the good work! :)

[iandud3]

ah. Thats why I major in philosophy, lol

[dracentsparkle]

Thanks for sharing this

[HaykakanAper]

preety koolll video

[abn233]

nice brother, I am a big fan of your cinematography style but not in this one, nice compositions, like the what apple does here, and very nice visual effects.

Keeo it up,

Abazar