I think most people doubt reality at least once in their life. If it happens to you really often, to the point that you dissociate from the "real world", then it becomes a problem though.
I'd like to refute your statement though (about the "I think therefore I am"). People in our dreams, our imagination, and in video games can think, but they aren't real. So how can you be sure you're real just because you think).
Thanks, don't worry I'm still grounded in reality, for better or worse. And as for your refutation, well those aren't people in our dreams, or our imaginations or in our video games. They can be mistaken for people but they are ultimately just creations of our own minds. Characters in video games do not "think" but follow programming that creates the illusion of thought. People in dreams or in our imagination exist themselves as thoughts and cannot actually think.
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I think most people doubt reality at least once in their life. If it happens to you really often, to the point that you dissociate from the "real world", then it becomes a problem though.
I'd like to refute your statement though (about the "I think therefore I am"). People in our dreams, our imagination, and in video games can think, but they aren't real. So how can you be sure you're real just because you think).
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Thanks, don't worry I'm still grounded in reality, for better or worse. And as for your refutation, well those aren't people in our dreams, or our imaginations or in our video games. They can be mistaken for people but they are ultimately just creations of our own minds. Characters in video games do not "think" but follow programming that creates the illusion of thought. People in dreams or in our imagination exist themselves as thoughts and cannot actually think.