Lee Daniel Crocker wrote:
>I'm not sure why you should be so surprized. The idea is an
>ancient one well known to all philosophy students, has been
>fashionable at various points in history--but those who like
>the idea and support it, and those who repudiate the concept,
>are well-known to each other and are unlikely to ever convince
>each other. It's one of the many possible metaphysical models,
>like solipsism, that can't really be disproved, so it isn't really
>anything interesting.
I wasn't surprised by the idea of Consensus Reality, I was surprised
by the idea that nobody mentioned it before now, especially since
that was the sort of thing that was being discussed so heatedly
a few months back. And, as a matter of fact, the idea of Consensus
Reality is rather interesting.
Corey A. Cook
cookcore@esuvm.emporia.edu
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