You have never experienced reality directly. You have experienced what survived the journey. Light travels. Sound moves. Molecules drift. Signals weaken, scatter, compete, and arrive late. The body converts what reaches it into biological activity, and the brain builds that activity into the world you see, hear, remember, and believe. Then the mind goes further. It selects what matters, interprets what it means, compares it with memory, assigns significance, and turns perception into judgment, action, and belief. Even after the moment is gone, experience continues to change through memory, sleep, and reflection. Receiving Reality traces that entire process, from the physical arrival of a signal to the emergence of conscious experience. Drawing from physics, biology, neuroscience, and cognitive science, David Brunell explores the limits of perception, the role of noise and interpretation, and the astonishing fact that a universe made of matter can produce living systems capable of receiving, modeling, and questioning reality from within. We are not spectators standing outside the universe. We are part of the process by which the universe becomes experience.
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