What is reality? (page 2)

Puternut

Thanks for the replies, some of you are getting the point.

Then what is 'Truth' and according to whom's perspective. ?

Who is 'God' and from whom's perspective?

What is the point of it all?

Puternut

funkyderek

Reality is that which doesn't go away when you stop believing in it.

jeanniebeanz

Everyone creates their own little realities.

Dogs think that humans have their best interests at heart...

Cats think all dogs are from the Devil...

Fish think all Cats are from the Devil...

Worms think all Fish are from the Devil...

Jabba the Hutt thinks he's hot...

Janet Jackson thought everyone wanted to see her boobie...

Hollywood's thinks their depiction of the 'normal' female body should be the standard...

Democrats think the will of the people is to pay more taxes...

Republicans think all Democrats are wacko...

See?...

We're all a little wacko...

Jean

upside/down

Like my mom used to say,

You've got a point there...

But that's a funny way you comb your hair around it!

u/d

qwerty

Buildings!!!! Investments , doh you not know that?

Qwerty

Incense_and_Peppermints

reality is the direct surroundings you find yourself in at any given moment, which we all see differently, based on our own experience.

Badger

Reality is an overused genre of television.

I think we make our own reality. I've been reading some fasinating information on quantum physics and parallel universes----something that used to be straight out of Star Trek has gained considerable ground in the scientific field.

There could be inumerable parallel universes that could all have different outcomes. One where I get married, another where I have children, another where England won the War of Independence, one where the Confederate States of America won the Civil War, etc. etc.

It's not scientific fact yet, but a fascinating subject all the same. For anyone interested, here's a couple of links on the subject:

http://www.manyuniverses.com/indexH.htm

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/

http://informationphysics.com/InformationPhysics.html