^You stand in the middle, looking outwards and inwards at the
   same time. When the two are the same - (what you think you see,
   you actually see) - everything is in flow and is smooth and
   there is no sense of time passing.

   But when there is an XOR - when there is a different in the
   images between what you think you are supposed to be seeing and
   what you are actually seeing through your senses, the overlay of
   the two images has a complicated thing that just doesn't make
   sense.

   That tiny part of your brain where all consciousness passes
   through, from inside and outside simultaneously - has to
   calculate Truth from it and what to ignore. If the different is
   too great - too big for that small part of the brain to chew on
   and digest, it rejects it until it can find a preexisting
   analogy in the brain to attach it to. That's why it sometimes
   takes years to figure out what happened to us as kids, or why -
   or if - we were rejected by someone in our lives, or whatever
   extremely "doesn't fit" thing happens.

   Even babies need pacifiers to be consoled. The world is tough
   right from the start. But if you've made it this far, your
   chances of carrying on, are pretty good.^