Oh this #MixtapeMonday I have a question ,“What is love?
Oh, baby, don't hurt me
Don't hurt me no more”. 🎶 Oh shit my bad wrong song, this one’s called #ThatAintLove. I’m @Atrypmusic , I do this every week.
Striking a fine balance between catchy songwriting, conceptual realism, and bars that actually consistently develop upon a single story or idea, @Atrypmusic's Who You Are puts much of the current hip hop realm to shame. 🎧
https://t.co/yrFHSGPnle
Your brain is filtering out 99.9996% of reality before you even perceive it.
Out of 11 million bits of sensory info per second, your conscious mind processes only 40.
Let that sink in.
If you watched 40 seconds of a movie that was 11 million seconds long, would you assume you knew how it ended?
If you read 40 words of a 300,000-page book, would you think you understood the full story?
If you played a video game where 99.9996% of the map was hidden, would you be so certain you knew what the world looked like?
Yet, we live our lives convinced we “know how things are.” We hold rigid beliefs. We dismiss new perspectives. We judge others with absolute certainty.
But the truth is, you’re making sense of reality based on a tiny, distorted fragment of what’s actually happening.
Your mind isn’t showing you the truth—it’s showing you a story it stitched together from fragments.
Question your assumptions. Stay open. You don’t have it all figured out.
None of us do.