. How can a perspective be both right and wrong at the same time, as called for in Position 3 of the Pillow Method?

Both perspectives can be right because everyone is exposed to different experiences during their life time. Think of it this way. If you stood behind a chair, and your friend stood infront of the same chair and I told you both to draw the same chair, would your sketches be the same? Of course not. One of you would draw the back of the chair and one would draw the front. Notwithstanding artisitc ability, even if you took photos, the results would be the same. This is physical perspective, but our emotional and psychological perspectives work the same way. For example, it would not be unusual for me to walk around outside with a short sleeved shirt when the temperature is 60 degrees and think the weather is warm, but you might think that is quite cold. However, I grew up in Maine and have suffered some very cold winters. If you grew up in Texas, 60 degrees would be cold for you.

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