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seeker5 · 06-07-2007, 10:20 AM

I searched the forum for the forum link to this podcast, but I didn't find one. So I started the thread.

I decided to not post anything about Subjective Reality until I had listened to this hour long podcast. Now that I have, I'm a little bit puzzled.

Steve seems to say two contradictory things. One that I don't exist (when he's talking about his reference point). And two that he doesn't exist (when he is talking about my reference point). How can it be both?

I know I exist. I can't prove Steve exist independentely, that is true. But Steve believes he exists independently of me. Yet he is trying to prove to me he doesn't exist when I'm not thinking of him. Thus there's a slight conflict there. No?

Is there a good FAQ answering these questions I'm sure many people are asking?

06-07-2007, 10:20 AM	#1 (permalink)
seeker5 Moderator Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 3,144	Podcast #16: The True Nature of Reality I searched the forum for the forum link to this podcast, but I didn't find one. So I started the thread. I decided to not post anything about Subjective Reality until I had listened to this hour long podcast. Now that I have, I'm a little bit puzzled. Steve seems to say two contradictory things. One that I don't exist (when he's talking about his reference point). And two that he doesn't exist (when he is talking about my reference point). How can it be both? I know I exist. I can't prove Steve exist independentely, that is true. But Steve believes he exists independently of me. Yet he is trying to prove to me he doesn't exist when I'm not thinking of him. Thus there's a slight conflict there. No? Is there a good FAQ answering these questions I'm sure many people are asking?