Occasionally, Shannon and I will have a disagreement that is based on a difference of perception.
She sees a scenario one way and I see it another. It would be similar to an auto accident as viewed by a mechanic and a medical doctor. They both saw the same accident, but they will view it in very different ways. Two different people will see the same event in uniquely different ways.
I have been interviewed by reporters on several occasions. After reading what they have written or put on television, I was baffled. What is reported is vastly different than what was asked and answered. I am convinced that it’s not simply a matter of perception in these cases. With perception, you can at least see the other person’s point of view if you look at it from their perspective. With agenda, there is no logical understanding between what is seen and how it is reported.
I swear, if you say to someone with an agenda that it’s a beautiful sunny day, they would tell everyone that you said that darkness was coming.
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