The artificial construction of reality was to play a key role in the new form of global intelligence which would soon emerge among human beings. If the group brain’s “psyche” were a beach with shifting dunes and hollows, individual perception would be that beach’s grains of sand. However this image has a hidden snag - pure individual perception does not exist.

Author Howard Bloom examines the constructs of reality in this 1997 article from German magazine Telepolis.

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