I think that describes the types of beliefs that someone might have if they
used X, where X is the alternative to skepticism that I'm trying to name
(without using the "F" word :-)
>> I'm also looking for adjective to describe behavior that it the same you
>> would observe if the behaver is rational agent with reasonable goals. How
>> the agent actually generates the behavior is irrelevant to this concept.
>> Again, I'm taking suggestions.
>
>"reasonable"?
Yes, but I got some objections when I suggested that instincts can be reasonable.
I got even more flak for using "rational" even though the dictionary definition
"in accordance with the principles of logic or reason" sounds right to me.
>> As for reality, I just think it is important to differentiate what actually
>> is the case from what seems to be the case, acknowledging of course that
>> the former can only be inferred from the latter.
>
>How's `bout: Implied-Objective Reality?
Too cumbersome? How about physical reality?
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