As Carl Jung Put It,

Asleep Vision (dreaming) Is Perception That Is Not Tied Down To Anything In The Real World; Waking Perception Is Something Like Dreaming With A Little More Commitment To What's In Front Of You.

The More Familiar The World Becomes, The Less Information Your Brain Writes Down, And The More Quickly Time Seems To Pass.

As We Develop Better Technologies For Probing The Brain, We Detect More Problems.

The First Thing We Learn From Studying Our Own Circuitry Is A Simple Lesson: Most Of What We Do And Think And Feel Is Not Under Our Conscious Control.

Our Ignorance Of The Cosmos Is Too Vast To Commit To Atheism, And Yet We Know Too Much To Commit To A Particular Religion. A Third Position, Agnosticism, Is Often An Uninteresting Stance In Which A Person Simply Questions Whether His Traditional Religious Story (say, A Man With A Beard On A Cloud) Is True Or Not True. But With Possibilianism I’m Hoping To Define A New Position - One That Emphasizes The Exploration Of New, Unconsidered Possibilities. Possibilianism Is Comfortable Holding Multiple Ideas In Mind; It Is Not Interested In Committing To Any Particular Story.