The Limited Perception of Humans and its Implications

In this chapter, they discuss the concept that humans are only able to perceive a narrow band of frequency called visible light, which is a fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. They suggest that mainstream science estimates this visible light to be only 0.005 percent of what exists in the universe, making humans essentially blind to the vast majority of reality. They argue that this limited perception is intentional and serves as a form of perceptual enslavement.