Well, he probably won't be thinking outside the box.
I'll show myself out.
this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2024
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You're describing Plato's allegory of the cave.
And it's everything for that person, it's all they ever knew.
Check out city of ember.
I'm focusing on what such a state does to the way you see and know.
Yeah, your entire opinion on life is created by the experiences around you.
The book city of ember explores that but instead of a person it's the entire city.
It sounds like a fabulous book.
If all hia friends are stuck in this box with him as well, theres a good amount of psychological studies pointing toward they will all try to kill each other within 6 months to a year, possibly less.
It's a metaphorical box. A limited and clearly-defined reality. Containing all that is.
Does it contain a pick up truck?
Or an aircraft carrier?
Your metaphor does not make any sense with your clarification.
I'll try to stick to the literal in this place from now on.
Perspective: shoebox.
Values: likely shoebox-based, or perhaps worshipping the ever-present AC
Science: science as a set of principles and methods for understanding the physical world wouldn't be affected by a man or men in a shoebox.
are they all in the same box or in different boxes?
We kind of have examples of this. People with limited experience struggle to put themselves outside what they know.
But the question. What about it?
