W2 the Realm of Impressions and Inaccuracies

W2 is the realm of those impressions that we register inside the bubble (the representations of W1 objects inside our mind). Although W1 gives birth to W2 (and representations in W2 correlate with W1 entities), W2 is ruled by laws different from W1 laws. Every one has personal and unique W2 compositions. Every individual forms different W2 representations of one W1 object. In W2, we store, compare, and interpret these images and representations.
Some W2 images can seem perfect or eternal. For instance, we can imagine a perfect circle in W2, despite it doesn’t exist in W1. We can imagine platonic absolute forms in W2.
We also can create Level 1-Level 5 scenarios in W2. A creative mind not only registers and observes but creates and directs these scenarios in the mind. This means that these scenarios inside a person's mind can have a life of their own (detached from the stream of observations of W1). This is the creative power of the mind. It can manipulate images and scenarios that have recorded and replay them as it wants. A semi-conscious director is concocting scenarios in your mind (sometimes beneath the threshold of you conscious awareness). This fact has important and serious implications: one can leave in worlds detached from W1. One can experience W1 in realtime and store them in memory, but when he wants to replay those recorded data, he can distort them or combine them into other compositions (totally different than the original W1 observations).
All in all, W2 is an inaccurate image of W1 constructed by the laws of W2 (imposed by the limitations of W1 body that gives rise to W2). Though these images are inaccurate reductions of W1 entities, they are seemingly eternal, unchanging, absolute, and perfect.
Science, beliefs, and convictions are all W2 compositions that lie in different layers of W2. One thing they have in common is that all are registered by a W1 body, processed by W2 laws, andinterpreted by some W2 lenses. Everything in W2 is in core unreliable and relative to observer (even scientific facts).