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The most normal thing anyone can do is believe the reality they see is real. It is not that we think what we see is always a perfect representation of what exists independent of our observation; we think that what we see is part of everything that exists. What is more, we think that all of the people we see are all part of one race of human beings. We have coined the term, The One-Reality Hypothesis to denote this conventional way of thinking about the universe. But what if the person you are talking to actually exists in a parallel universe totally alien to your own, though they look the same (human). Where you see things in a permissive way that is inclusive and all encompassing, (the human way of seeing things) this other person looks at situations as black and white. Could you understand them or negotiate with them?