Quote by Joey Lawsin

What we accept as reality is primarily a construction of our imagination.

What we accept as reality is primarily a construction of our

Summary

This quote suggests that our perception of reality is largely shaped by our own minds and imagination. It implies that what we believe to be true and real is influenced by our cognitive processes and subjective experiences. Our interpretation of the world around us is not solely based on objective facts, but also on our own constructed understanding of reality. Hence, this quote highlights the significant role that our imagination plays in determining our perception and understanding of what is real.

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