Muxel
Dagobah Resident
I was reminded of "The Dress" meme, and it seemed curious to me that as many people said the dress was white/gold as there were those who said it was blue/black.
When I saw the photo of the dress, it was clearly blue/black though the lighting may have distorted the shade of color slightly.
It puzzled me that enough people were insisting it was white/gold, to cause it to become a meme.
It seemed to show that we live in a shared reality, and use the same language, but do we really mean the same things? When one says "blue" does the other really perceive "blue"? When one says "happy" does the other know the same? "Sadness", "love", "anger", "pain"...
I thought of OP's because the C's gave it a 50/50 distribution in the human population. The dividing line in humanity between OP's and those with the potential to "house" something that is not of this world. And even if the dress meme had a more innocuous explanation to it (say, random genetic differences in retinal structure), it does not rule out any similarity to the OP phenomenon. Because, isn't the gamble between souled/unsouled a matter of natural genetic recombination as well?
In any case, I do expect the answer would be: "Very."
When I saw the photo of the dress, it was clearly blue/black though the lighting may have distorted the shade of color slightly.
It puzzled me that enough people were insisting it was white/gold, to cause it to become a meme.
It seemed to show that we live in a shared reality, and use the same language, but do we really mean the same things? When one says "blue" does the other really perceive "blue"? When one says "happy" does the other know the same? "Sadness", "love", "anger", "pain"...
I thought of OP's because the C's gave it a 50/50 distribution in the human population. The dividing line in humanity between OP's and those with the potential to "house" something that is not of this world. And even if the dress meme had a more innocuous explanation to it (say, random genetic differences in retinal structure), it does not rule out any similarity to the OP phenomenon. Because, isn't the gamble between souled/unsouled a matter of natural genetic recombination as well?
A: Do you ever hurt for another?
Q: (V) I think they are talking about empathy. These soulless humans simply don't care what happens to another person. If another person is in pain or misery, they don't know how to care.
A: The only pain they experience is "withdrawal" of "food" or comfort, or what they want. They are also masters of twisting perception of others so as to seem to be empathetic. But, in general, such actions are simply to retain control.
In any case, I do expect the answer would be: "Very."