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Confused

Submitted by ptong on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 1:25am.
Just wondering, is this the subject about whether we actually exist? Because it seems that in order to be "real" or to be reality, it has to exist in some place or time. If that is so, then I feel that reality does exist and is real. Even if the brain is fabricating all of what we see or know, there is still reality because the mind/brain is real. Basically, what I'm trying to get at is, in order for there to be a reality, something has to be real......right?

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