Seeing Reality As It Is

"Seeing Reality As It Is" examines the question - If there is only one reality, why can't we agree on what it is? If we understand why we each perceive reality in our own way, we are more likely to make progress in dealing with political polarization, resource depletion, and climate change. An example of perceiving reality in our own way is seen in comparing the color perceptions of normally sighted and colorblind people. Due to genetic differences in their ability to sense color, they take...