Reply #1: It is attributable to brain science, in my humble opinion. [View All]

[Stanchetalarooni]

Neurology dictates.
Sort of like looking at a picture of a cube drawn with lines.
Our brain can perceive the cube in two perspectives but only one at a time.
In order to see a new perspective of the cube one has to give up their existing perspective in order to see the new one.
None of us that I know of can see both cubes simultaneously.
We can switch back and forth but not both at the same time.