

You’ll see this in everything you in computing at some point. Communication is a protocol where sometimes the sender is bad, other times the receiver.

This derives from facts that there is complexity all the way down and you cannot directly perceive anything. "Anything you say can be turned into something else.” It is impossible to put anything out in a way it can’t be misinterpreted.It takes time for your sensory organs to convert data into a neuronal transmission and more time for that to reach your brain. Perceptually everything you experience has already happened by the time you receive the inputs and process them in your brain. Perception is heavily dependent on pattern matching, and pattern matching misses. Look around the room, do you see things that appear solid? They are mostly empty space. This is important in changing the way we think.” “What the joke displays is a switch in perception. It is impossible to directly perceive anything.For many of us it is less about putting on a mask than it is about interfacing with different people in our lives. Several years ago the concept of the masks we wear was popular in pop psychology. You do not use the same tone when disagreeing with your spouse as with your children. Think about how you act toward your spouse, your kids, your boss. “I don’t hide behind masks, I bring out the part of me most appropriate to the situation.”

We deal with this complexity through abstraction.
