Liquid Time: How spatial perception inhibits one's innate sense of presence.
by Daniel Webber
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Liquid Time: How spatial perception inhibits one's innate sense of presence. Summary
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The most direct evidence we have of the present moment is the perception of our own motion as
revealed in the changing appearance of our surroundings. However, in order to see the world as
spatial, this perception becomes a tool, with the result that it becomes transparent. In effect,
we sacrifice our own presence to give presence to other objects.
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