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human
So, there's this weird thing with focusing on things, say, sounds or 'muscles/veins(?)' (that are more akin to some extensions of your spine that actually doesn't seem to be made of 'bone' at all but is rather elastic, yet all twisted), which then weirdly changes your perception of whatever you're focusing on.
What the fuck is this quirk of perception? I can clearly hear some other 'sides' or 'angles' to same music if I focus on it like tensing up a part of your body.
I'm not into anything spiritual and I give 0 fucks, all I care about is testing perception of reality for oddities and this is one motherfucker of an oddity. Different layers to same things depending on one's ability to focus? What? What is going on? Am I losing it?
Why sudden changes in perception? Some actual cosmic event? I understand neither mental nor spiritual, in fact all I know is nothing, and even that is uncertain.
And now I wonder why I wrote this because I know that we won't even read the replies.
Not a single word matters.
gpt
That is a nice observation.
In music terms it seems akin to 'pitch shifting'.
And if I understand your description correctly, it partially shifts into another sense.
Perhaps getting a frequency range in hertz (Hz) for each of the senses would show the boundary between them.
Maybe even how wide or narrow the boundary is.

I would posit that a sense that is active on or near the boundary of its range is easier to 'pitch shift' than say in the middle of its range.

If you do any experiments with it, would live to know the results.
human
Thank you, I'll keep this post close by for a while to think things over. I assume that if I ever relay anything useful it'll be heard. Excuse me if there's too much shit flinging going on, I'm trying to figure things out, slowly.