The physical experiences in the world are not true. You have a very complex nervous system that constantly sends information to your brain. By some estimates, sensory systems such as sight, touch, smell, hearing, taste and balance send about 11 million pieces of information to the brain every second14. But even this is a very small and unpredictable part of the physical realm. Around you. The light we see is a very small band of the electromagnetic spectrum. Birds and insects can see things that we cannot see. Dogs can hear and feel things that we are not even aware of. Our nervous system is actually a data filtering machine, not a data collection machine. Sensory overload. When the white woman in the water is also engaged in “smart” activities (reading, playing instruments, etc.), it seems that consciousness can process about 60 bits of information per second. 15 So the best case