Deviate

Beau Lotto's approach to understanding seeing differently is fascinating. I'm curious about what motivated this intersection of science and philosophy in his work.

The book suggests that seeing differently can be a strength, but I wonder how this idea resonates with those who feel marginalized or misunderstood for their deviations.

The concepts are compelling, but I'm curious if there's evidence that adopting these ways of seeing actually impacts behavior or societal attitudes.