The nature of reality.

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From: Sarge Gerbode
Date: Tue, 15 Mar 1988 05:58

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>In article <2885@sfsup.UUCP>, glg@sfsup.UUCP (G.Gleason) writes:
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> So, I ask you, what is reality, and who defines it?

Reality is the totality of what exists.

For an individual person, reality is the totality of what exists for him.  Thus
different people have different realities, though realities may intersect
to form consensual or interpersonal realities.

Whether there is an "objective reality" that exists outside of the reality of
individuals is an unprovable question and should therefore be ignored.
-- 
"Absolute knowledge means never having to change your mind."

Sarge Gerbode
Institute for Research in Metapsychology
950 Guinda St.
Palo Alto, CA 94301
UUCP:  pyramid!thirdi!sarge

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From: sarge@thirdi.UUCP (Sarge Gerbode)
Newsgroups: sci.misc,talk.philosophy.misc
Subject: The nature of reality.
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Date: 15 Mar 88 05:58:02 GMT
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Organization: Institute for Research in Metapsychology
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Summary: It's what exists.

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