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[[File:Naive Realism2.png|alt=Naive Realism|thumb|'''Figure | [[File:Brain converting perception to image.png|alt=Brain converting perception to image|thumb|'''Figure 1'''. The brain converts perception to image.]] | ||
[[File:Naive Realism2.png|alt=Naive Realism|thumb|'''Figure 2'''. Rene Descartes quote on Naive Realism]] | |||
'''We often think what we perceive is an accurate, objective reflection of reality although it is a construct of our mind. This misperception is often call the "[[Bias Blind Spot|bias blind spot]]" or "naïve realism" and it is a prevalent [[Cognitive biases|cognitive bias]] in society.''' | '''We often think what we perceive is an accurate, objective reflection of reality although it is a construct of our mind. This misperception is often call the "[[Bias Blind Spot|bias blind spot]]" or "naïve realism" and it is a prevalent [[Cognitive biases|cognitive bias]] in society.''' | ||