So, objects in mirrors are closer than they appear - light travels faster than sound - heck, light travels faster through clear air than solid granite - sound travels better through a stethoscope than clear air.
Even if the speed of light was infinite, the added time for our biology to process any sensory stimuli to our cognitive conscious, means that any of our perceptions of real events is, in all fairness, of past events.
How does following any of that get you to conclude that: "This means that mind is one." ?
Also,"... the mind is one" what ?
Hey, and if the mind is one - why do we perceive two hemispheres/lobes in the brain?
Or wait...is the mind separate from the brain...is the mind separate from the conscious...is there indeed any separation between the biological and the mental?
If so, which one is the one you mean? And why is that one mind mean? Couldn't that one mind be nice?
As in:
Apparently the actual event happens before the perceived event. Ergo, isn't it nice that mind is one.
Later, dmoe
We cannot perceive anymore than one sequence of events at a time. The time it takes light to reach us versus the time that it occurs in reality are different. And due to this difference, mind exists in a realm independent of reality. Or it could possibly mean that mind is one reality of its own.
It's still a mystery what that one is though. But we know it's a single thing. That is to say, mind is not divided.