On Thu, 22 May 2003 18:44:35 -0700, Nevin Pratt wrote
> jan ziak wrote:
> 
> >  
> >
> >>For everything that you perceive, that perception is in fact only in 
> >>your head, as it is not possible for anybody to differentiate true 
> >>reality from their own perception of that same reality.
> >>
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >and it is not possible for anybody to determine whether the above 
paragraph 
> >you have written is true or false....
> >  
> >
> 
> OK, if it is too difficult a concept for you to perceive, then let's 
> word the same concept another way:
> 
>     "what a person thinks is real is exactly what they think is real"
> 
> Is that easier for you?  Or does it lose you in circles?
> 
> Nevin

yes, i understand you perfectly. i consider all the writings above as true.

but, i can react to the last sentence in quotes like this:

"there exist people who think that the sentence in the last quotes is false". 

how do you call such people, dements ? because they do not think what you 
think? i know what you think right now: that i have not persuaded you 
because "you certainly know that i must be thinking the real and ....". but 
that's not the point. just, simply, admit that you are not right. just do it. 
think over it, and think over that other people need not necesarily think 
like you do.

anyway, how do you know you are right?