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Well for gobbledygook, my sig, you take the cake. Trying to make sense of what the Buddist interpretation of reality is is confusing to say the least.
It could be that their philosophy is similar to that of an idealist, for whom everything exists inside the head, and nothing outside of it. We trace that idea at least as far as Descartes whose famous cogito ergo sum, sums it all up. I think therefore I am.
Nothing could be further from the truth for a realist, one who believes that he can perceive through sense perfection objects that exist outside of him, before he existed in many cases ,which still exist whether or not he thinks they exist or not.Being comes first before personal existence is perceived through thinking, not the other way around.
It could be that their philosophy is similar to that of an idealist, for whom everything exists inside the head, and nothing outside of it. We trace that idea at least as far as Descartes whose famous cogito ergo sum, sums it all up. I think therefore I am.
Nothing could be further from the truth for a realist, one who believes that he can perceive through sense perfection objects that exist outside of him, before he existed in many cases ,which still exist whether or not he thinks they exist or not.Being comes first before personal existence is perceived through thinking, not the other way around.