Reality Is a Prediction
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Reality Is a Prediction
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Have you ever realized that you and someone else can look at the exact same thing and see completely different realities? From the viral dress illusion to the subtle psychology behind blue vs. green text bubbles, perception isn’t objective. It’s constructed.
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Elizabeth (Zab) Johnson, Executive Director of the Wharton Neuroscience Initiative at the University of Pennsylvania, to break down how visual perception actually works and how it quietly shapes the decisions we make every day.
We explore why perception is inherently subjective, how your past experiences bias what you see, and why optical illusions aren’t tricks but windows into how the brain resolves uncertainty. We unpack why color can change emotions, decisions, and even financial risk-taking, how celebrities influence choices without us realizing it, and why two people can genuinely disagree about what they’re seeing—without either being wrong.
This episode will fundamentally change how you think about vision, choice, and reality itself.
Hosted by Avanish Srinivasan.
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