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Empty slot is never empty

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Briefings

A article argues that the concept of an empty space is a cognitive illusion, citing a specific Brazilian author as the primary example. The text suggests that human perception creates the illusion of solitude rather than reflecting an objective reality. The evidence provided is a single sentence attributed to a specific author, offering a philosophical perspective on human perception.

Key points

• The article posits that the feeling of being alone is a result of human perception, not an objective reality.

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Evidence consists of a single sentence with no dates, units, or specific numbers. The author's identity is mentioned but no further details are provided.

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