Sep 9, 2026 · 11 min · 9 segments
What if the world you see, hear, and feel isn't objective reality at all, but a high-definition simulation generated by your own neural networks? In this episode, we unpack the neuroscience of…
Raheem RazielHost
Your brain does not wait for your sensory data to arrive before making sense of the world.
Through predictive process and top-down models based on the memory and prior experience, continually overriding bottom-up sensory signals, creating a streamlined, effective version of reality.
You feel me? Like this, how you get used to a certain habit, how you get used to a certain thing, because your brain is already setting out assumptions.
Why would I believe in the wrong thing? Why would I have beliefs that are detrimental, are hurtful, are harmful? You feel me? Like, I don't want those beliefs.
You feel me? Because what I'm thinking and what I'm feeling is gravitating towards me.
Your brain does not wait for your sensory data to arrive before making sense of the world.
Through predictive process and top-down models based on the memory and prior experience, continually overriding bottom-up sensory signals, creating a streamlined, effective version of reality.
You feel me? Like this, how you get used to a certain habit, how you get used to a certain thing, because your brain is already setting out assumptions.
Why would I believe in the wrong thing? Why would I have beliefs that are detrimental, are hurtful, are harmful? You feel me? Like, I don't want those beliefs.
You feel me? Because what I'm thinking and what I'm feeling is gravitating towards me.
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