Brian, your most recent post in this thread is total hogwash for one reason that you may not realize. There are two definitions of philosophy. One means a discipline or area of study. The other is a worldview or view on a certain thing. For example, my philosophy on reading is to do as much of it as possible. (bad example) That has nothing at all to do with philosophy the field of study.
If I understand the question here correctly, it is simple. Whether or not this is reality is not quantifiable. Since it is not quantifiable, there is no evidence to suggest it is true or false. There is no way to prove it. By saying that, you are also saying there is no way to disprove. You cannot logically except it as absolutely true or absolutely false. That is all philosophy, including logic. It has nothing to do with science.
If I understand the question here correctly, it is simple. Whether or not this is reality is not quantifiable. Since it is not quantifiable, there is no evidence to suggest it is true or false. There is no way to prove it. By saying that, you are also saying there is no way to disprove. You cannot logically except it as absolutely true or absolutely false. That is all philosophy, including logic. It has nothing to do with science.
