And then, follow me into your kitchen.

Below the threshold we perceive things as they are.

They slept on the floor at night.

Brick size

Brick

False Bricks

That's brick underneath.

Flying brick.

Mobile Bricks

A flying brick.

The house was built of bricks.

That house is built of bricks.

No considerations. No beliefs. No reactions.

One poof and you are out of the game.

The chimney is made of brick.

It's just a yellow brick.

This was the Yellow Brick Road.

The house is built of red bricks.

Sharp as a brick.

This chimney is made of brick.

It's kind of a lifeless reality it just is.

Shoots seem tiny, but to reach the sun they can break through brick walls.

Now you do the division. So let's do the division.

I just waxed.

I hope you mean the floor.

On the floor!

Floor

So you can think that if an apple falls and you can repeat this experiment over and over by letting an apple fall, you may also think about well do bricks fall.

This is about 200 years old.

Patricia, you have a bricklayer's back.

The neon sign is fizzing and cracking.

At a purely factual level you perceive a brick wall.

And the kitchen floor?

What about the floor?

Examination?

Let's go. On the floor.

The red brick bulding on my right is ward A, the male ward.

Did you sleep on the floor?

The entire floor.

Assume each object in these scenes is drawn separately.

Building things, like... carpentry or brick laying or something?

But let us say that somewhere in your past, for some reason, you made a primary that brick walls are ugly.

Above the threshold, something else is taking place.

Now your perception of just a brick wall is filtered by that belief

Is my sword ready?