Are we real? Do you think the world is real?

Bite yourself to see if it hurts, if it hurts, it is real, and if it doesn't hurt, you are dreaming. Such questions are like "matryoshka dolls", layer upon layer.

Many people have fantasized about whether they have been manufactured, whether there is a highly developed ghost who controls their brains and creates everything they see, and feels that everything is illusory. In my opinion, this kind of thinking may be a psychological phenomenon of anxiety about reality, the desire to find one's own way out. This kind of problem is actually the famous thought experiment "brain in a vat", how does the brain in the vat know that it is in a vat, and all the things that are created are real feelings to this brain, so what is illusory, and how to break through?

Thinking about such a question is not beneficial to life, and trying to force it to explain it may also fall into an endless loop: we are in an illusory world, so who made this world, who made this world, and what kind of fictional world is it in? It became a matryoshka doll, layer upon layer.

For us, we can speak, we can hear, we can see, we can smell, all our feelings are real, and there is basically no need to doubt them, because doubts are fruitless, and science cannot give sufficient explanations.

When people are alive, the whole world is real and exists, and when people die, for me, the whole world is gone, even if the original world exists, what does it have to do with me?

So I think we can only say that we have existed, but what is the point?

The world in which human beings live is also real in the eyes of current scientific exploration, and all things that are illusoryly related to fate cannot be found without any basis. If you are in a predicament, then you should break through the predicament, instead of thinking about whether everything is doomed and people are doomed to die, is it because of this that they will immediately not live?

It is up to philosophers and thinkers to think about how to live our lives. Life in the world is a dream, don't think about the meaning of life, this idea has no meaning in this life, no matter whether you have money or not, live every day steadfastly, happy and happy is true!

7- What exactly is real? Does the pain we experience really exist? Scientists think so!

We are real. Because we are made up of real matter, and our form of existence is the form of existence of all things in the universe, everything is real.

exists, otherwise how did the question come about? So there is.

I think that there is, and everyone has a different opinion about whether the world is real or not. There is a view that time is just a concept conceived by human beings, a standard used to measure the change of things, and if there are other civilizations in the universe, they may not be able to understand the meaning of time.

In the broadest sense of the word, the world means all, all, everything. Generally speaking, the world refers to the earth on which human beings live. The world is also referred to as heaven and earth, the world, this shore, the world, all things, the world, and so on.

The world can also be interpreted as the sum of perceivable and imperceptible objective beings, as well as the sum of concepts used to describe objective existence and their interrelations, which exist without the transfer of the will of man or other things. The world is made up of the conceptual world and the material world, and the conceptual world contains the sum total of all life's cognition of the objective world and the things that exist to record cognition.

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Reality and existence are two concepts.

1) Truth is energy, that is, the quantum of light.

Every person, animal or plant, even everything, is essentially energy, and we cannot say that they have energy, only that they have matter. All energies correspond to a certain vibrational frequency and attract each other.

2) Being is you, your world.

In quantum mechanics (see See.

, anything is meaningful only when it is observed, and there is no such thing as an absolutely objective external world. Therefore, only "you" exist in the universe, that is, the world you observe here and now exists, that is, "existence" consists of three parts, your energy, here and now, and the latter two are often collectively referred to as "here and now".

Your energy. Animism. The "spirit" here refers to the "essence", "energy", which is different from the mind (thinking) and the body, you are the trinity of body, mind and spirit, and the spirit is an eternal existence, all people, animals and plants and even everything have "spirits" (energy), they are real, but they do not exist, unless you look at them all the time with a trembling appearance.

So, the only thing that is "real" and "exists" is your energy.

Of course, for others, you don't exist either, but at the highest level, we are one.

You can understand that we are a quantum of light in all places at the same time, or you can understand that we are a quantum of light in various parallel universes (each quantum of light is a universe).

All things are one. Although the heavens are separated, they are also interrelated, which is called quantum entanglement (see See.

When your energy frequency changes, you will attract the corresponding thing to your universe, which is the law of attraction (see See).

It's hard for you to change things out there directly, because they don't exist in your world most of the time; But you can easily change yourself to attract things that are in line with your frequency.

About the present. Time and space are an illusion. The past and the future do not exist, only the present; Nowhere else does it exist, only here.

If your mind is full of thoughts about the past, the future, or all sorts of questions, then you don't experience your existence – even though your existence itself is inevitable, you don't feel it or can't identify with it.

The philosopher Descartes said, "I think, therefore I am", but do I really exist? Some philosophers say that "I" is real and the only thing we can be sure of.

Others, however, do not see it that way, arguing that "I" is nothing more than an illusion.

"I" exists objectively and is not subject to human will. People have life and death, or heavier than Mount Tai, or lighter than feathers. "Some are alive, but he is dead.

Some people are dead, and he is still alive. Through others, we know the existence of "I", and through historical archaeology, we know that historical figures such as Lao Tzu and Sima Qian are real. If "I" does not exist, then what we see, hear, and think is nothing but an illusion, that is, the world does not exist.

But how can we prove that our world is nothing more than an illusion?

How can I be sure that I am real? Is my life a dream? My life could be a command from some supercomputer. What I see, hear, and taste may be hallucinations, and who can give an answer?

Are you sure you're not dreaming right now? Is it possible for us to live in a virtual world without knowing it? How do you make sure that the world you're in is real and not virtual?

Could everything around you be a virtual world created by a computer? Is it possible that you are just a "brain in a vat" in the distant future? "This little popular science book taught by the University of Oxford raised questions about our souls and refreshed my understanding of life in the world.

Don't think you're shouting nonsense!

The theory of relativity has proven that time is only an illusion.

Brain science has proven that when you think you're receiving information, it's just your brain that "makes" you to receive certain information.

Perhaps we have already entered the era of the metaverse, carrying out the fate arranged by others?

Have you ever doubted the reality of the world?