Why materialists are predominantly materialists

[Pat Mustard]

I'll weigh in here and agree with the OP that there's no evidence for material or anything like it.  In fact, given double-slit experiments (quantum eraser) I'd say even a physical monism is on shaky ground, especially when idealism subsumes materialism and physicalism anyway.  "Reality" is almost for sure unknowable; what we DO know is only what we experience, and relationships between the things we experience.

I propose we remove the unknown/unknowable from science altogether, and treat it for what it is-- a system of categorization and interaction with EXPERIENCES, with no need to cling to instinctive but unfounded assumptions about the nature of reality.

I refute it thus!


If you don't get that reference, sit on a chair the tactile experience is proof of a material existence.