INVALID. Reality is what exists even after the brain is no longer alive and able to perceive it.
INVALID. This proposition is dependent upon the validity of the first proposition. Since the first proposition is invalid, the second is also.
INVALID. Both propositions are invalid, therefor this conclusion is invalid also.
Also televison programs and Hollywood movies are electrical signals interpreted by the brain. Therefore they = Reality? Well I would never try to deny the existence of television programs and Hollywood movies. Or dreams either. I just think that their contents are products of imagination.
). All you'll find is an inch OF something. Does that mean that inches aren't real? 
Perhaps we've proven that reality isn't real, or at least is beyond our comprehension! After all, if it's not physical it's not real--therefore units of measure aren't real--therefore nothing can be measured--therefore it's all unknowable!
Considering I once had a dream where I was dying, I'm fairly certain dreams aren't real. I've also had a dream where I was a T. rex. I have a distinct lack of arms and tails.
As for money: Merely because something isn't physical doesn't mean it has no connection with reality (I think that made sense....What I mean is not physical=/=no connection to reality). In fact, there are several types of concepts that are entirely tied to reality--symbols, measurements, and the like. An inch is an inch is an inch, but I defy you to find an inch lying around (doesn't quite work as well with metric
I've heard this called "speghetti code"--when you try to map it out it looks like a plate of speghetti (as opposed to a neat, orderly series of instructions). When Creationists try to argue that DNA is a programing language, biologists who know programing always say "If it is, the programer sucks."aggle-rithm said:
I've gotten into arguments about whether an organism should be in THIS phylum or THAT phylum (not always an easy task at 500 million years ago). Can't get much more nebulous than the concept of a phyla!
Unlike any of you I've actually done research into this topic. In the last few months I had a dream I was at the YMCA in the bottom of a swimming pool. I asked a fellow swimmer/sinker if this was reality, to which she replied with an astonished look, "Of course." I've come to the conclusion that dreams connect us to other multiverses. Unfortunately I've been unable to duplicate this (dreams can be tricky to control). If you want to argue this you're going to have to find the girl that was in my dream. That my friend, is end of thread.
