Reality

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Reality is a noun referring to anything that is real. An event that has actually happened, or a noun that really exists is said to have "reality." Something close to reality is realistic, meaning it looks real but it is animated, or inorganic.

Television programs that are not scripted are called Reality TV.

[change] Descartes Reality

Descartes is a foundation of western schools.

In this view "real" is an object of "objective reality".

Objective-reality is defined by supporters of Descartes view such as scientists and many other western belief schools such as western mass media.

[change] Agreed Reality

In this view "real" is what is agreed on by a group of persons.

In Example:

  • Jesus is real to Christians.
  • Buddha is real to Buddhists.
  • Trees are real to tree observers.

Generally a person will agree a thing is fact if they know or have past experience with the thing.

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