Sentence examples for perceived universe from inspiring English sources

Dick felt he was transported to ancient Rome, and the fabric of time-space opened, allowing him to recognize that our perceived universe was a simulation.

I was fascinated that someone could capture and articulate something so fleeting and magical as the precious moments when all things in the perceived universe merge to enhance one's own engagement.

He is also, and this is the colossal risk Robinson takes, the hero of a science-fiction novel in which he escapes his own time to participate in one of the greatest of human adventures – one that threatens, yet again, to dethrone humanity from the centre of its perceived universe.

As such, the perceived universe is, in essence, an agreement about qualia (the universe) among qualia (humans).

"It may require a radical revision of the way in which you perceive the universe, the world, the brain," he said, as he stepped into the hallway and locked the lab door behind him.

Human vision may be optimally suited to daytime vision, but the ways our eyes adjust also allow us to perceive the Universe far beyond our world.

It's no great coincidence that all this bubbled through in the 60s, when various psychonautical and astrophysical experiments were carried out that not only questioned the stability of the universe, but also the stability (and thus reliability) of the person perceiving the universe.

— enables him to retain his childlike imagination and perceive the universe's secrets.

Because our minds are clouded, we simply cannot perceive the universe as a Buddha does.

How we perceive the universe, time, death and rebirth has everything to do with altitude and latitude.

On the other hand, Richard Feynman *42 (No. 14) was a leading theoretical physicist whose work in quantum electrodynamics changed the way scientists perceive the universe.