Its so easy to get caught up in trying to perceive the unknown. I tend to think reality is a condition we (our subconsious) create ourselves. If by real you mean we can taste it, touch it, and see it. How do you know what you are actually seeing, tasting, or touching is real? How do you know it is not an image or "simulated sense" created by our brains? We see color but that is really just light reflection off the surface of what is there and depending on which spectrums of light that object absorbs/reflects is the color we see. How o we know that color exists? Reality is something that our brains cannot fully perceive which is why it is such a vague thing. And does something have to be real to exist? Are ideas in your head real? Are hallucinations real? I mean if you see them.. taste them.. hear them.. would that make it based in reality. I have thought about this most of my life and have concluded that there is either no answer or to know the true answer would crush everything thats you know. Ignorance is bliss... But who knows. The unknown is a mysterious and scary thing. If the truth was devastating would you still want to know? Say we weren't "real" would you just go on with your life as if nothing changed?
Earthy Dank Reviewed by Earthy Dank on . Your definition of existence and reality? in your opinion, what is the definition of existance? how can something be said to "exist", or be said to be "real"? what are the qualities of something you perceive as "real"? in my opinion, if you say that that something is real if you can taste it, if you can touch it, if you can see it, then your definition of reality is merely the signals you interpriet with your brain, and therefore coulden't your whole reality be a fabrication, isn't that possible? nay, probable? anyway, don't get Rating: 5