CS6-Limits of Shared Perception: Cats, Kirk, & Pre-Made Dish

<p>You are listening to Curiosity Curated Shorts. I am Zong.</p><p>Today, we're breaking from our usual book curation. Instead, I want to share an interesting personal story from this past weekend that opened up deeper questions about perception, reality, and the often underestimated gaps between our individual experiences. I'll also briefly reflect on recent public divisions surrounding a tragedy and a cultural debate. Let’s start with the story.</p><p>00:23 Episode Intro</p><p>00:55 The Cat That Wasn’t</p><p>05:35 Perception and Expectation</p><p>07:30 Aldous Huxley’s “Island Universes”</p><p>10:05 Today’s Echoes: Charlie Kirk's Assassination &amp; Chinese Pre-Made Dishes</p><p>13:33 Technology: A Bridge or a Wedge</p><p>17:30 Closing Reflection</p><p>Music:</p><p>“Moon (and it went like)” by Kid Francescoli</p><p>“Who Am I” by Dario Lupo</p><p>For any feedback, please contact: <a href="mailto:cur2zong@gmail.com">cur2zong@gmail.com</a></p>