enrico_dandolo wrote:
Well... If no one existed who could feel reality, how could it be known it existed?
Are you arguing for the old "Reality exists only because humans observe it" fallacy? This is the basis for every creation myth ever invented - the idea that nothing can exist without an intelligence to acknowledge it. Something would have to exist
before it can be perceived, otherwise, it is just imagined.
enrico_dandolo wrote:
But then, you can push it further: Does an outside reality exist?
There is no empirical evidence for the existence of any reality other than the natural one we evolved in - there is no evidence for a
enrico_dandolo wrote:
As I said, I find this question rather boring. It cannot lead to any conclusion.
If you were bored with this topic, then you would not be so involved with it, either.
Of course, some people would consider any topic of discussion completely irrelevant if they did not add their own commentary to it, thus revealing their own selfcenteredness. It is the epitome of egotism to believe that nothing could exist without one's own acknowledgement of its existence.