What is your view of reality?

Question

Reality: State your view of reality. What is reality? Identify three arguments that support your position.

Answer 1

Reality is all that can be. If it can be then it must be. Only that which cannot be, will not be . Therefore, if it can be, it must be.

Answer 2

its   not  what  i  see..  or  think..  its  only  what  i  feel!!!!!

Answer 3

What cannot be conceived by the senses.  Any proof I give will have to be based on my senses thus making my point futile.

Answer 4

when i do explain my reality to someone they tell me im crazy.  But how do they really know just because my view of reality is not theres.  I think reality is just you whoever you are.

Answer 5

Reality is the product of the modification, in higher brain centers, of the sensory information we receive from our (sensory) organs.We know that because

1)Damage in certain brain areas can alter our perception of the outside world and/or mental events.

2)We can monitor the activity of the brain while sensory perception is taking place,and we have seen specific areas of the brain getting activated.

3)We can induce electrical activity to brain cells in certain areas and as a result, we can experience a sensory perception.

edit:Lol,I liked the fact that flit seems to have the EXACT opposite opinion.

Answer 6

What we do or don't do will effect us and those around us.

1. If we don't work, we don't have home, transportation, clothes, or food. And our spouse and/or children end up suffering with us.

2. If we treat others with disrespect inevitably they will treat us with disrespect.

3. If we don't maintain what we have, whether it's a home, car, or important relationship; then they will fall apart on us and even eventually we could lose them.

Answer 7

Hum.

I don't really know what reality is..

Answer 8

Reality is nothing but an illusion which binds us into like-minded communities.

Answer 9

Reality is just our own unique perception of what is going on around us.  Every-ones reality is slightly different based on our own background, experiences, beliefs, etc.;  however, there are commonalities that bind groups together (cultures, for example).  One persons reality may support facts such as: the world is a hard place to survive in,  food is a precious thing or one is blessed/ lucky to have electricity.  To another, these things seem commonplace and their reality may prove to be completely different.  I would always laugh to myself when someone was overly crabby or emotional stating they were having a horrible day because they got a flat tire and it was raining.  Especially when I would turn around to comfort a family who was loosing a child to cancer.  Reality?  Every-ones is different and varies minute to minute.

Answer 10

illusion

Answer 11

Dualism

Answer 12

Please see the sites that the yahoo search the web gives you.

Also see the WIkipedia search the web results.