What is the Nature of Reality and the Interpretation of the Human Mind?

  • Thread starter Rigel XIX
  • Start date
In summary, the nature of reality is a concept that has been debated by philosophers and scientists for centuries. Some argue that reality is objective and exists independently of human perception, while others believe it is subjective and shaped by individual experiences. The interpretation of the human mind also plays a crucial role in understanding reality, with some viewing it as a product of the brain and others as a spiritual or metaphysical entity. Ultimately, the nature of reality and the interpretation of the human mind remain complex and ongoing discussions in various fields of study.
  • #1
Rigel XIX
6
0
Hello,

I am a Civil Engineer, fond to Physics, but with no real talent for it

I am interested in basic-level discussions about the nature of reality, such what is the space-time or the indetermination, and eventually about the interpretation of the human mind about reality, such as why we don't think in terms of space-time
 
Physics news on Phys.org
  • #2
Welcome to the PF. :smile:
 
  • #3
Welcome aboard :)
 

Similar threads

Can renewable energy and quantum gravity save humanity?
Replies
2
Views
257
Trying to solve the problems of the universe
Replies
9
Views
284
Could the Human Race Be Living in a Simulated Reality?
Replies
1
Views
441
New to this forum - Fascinated about physics
Replies
2
Views
196
Why Did Physics-nya Choose Physics Inspired by Schrodinger's Cat?
Replies
2
Views
334
Hi... does anyone else like Einstein's way of thinking?
Replies
13
Views
343
Geologist/Engineer interested in cosmology and consciousness
Replies
11
Views
262
Is it too late to pursue a second degree in physics and a career in science?
Replies
1
Views
195
I The Probability Distribution and 'Elements of Reality'
4
Replies
109
Views
5K
What are the Benefits of Engaging in Scientific Study and Self-Education?
Replies
1
Views
457

Hot Threads

Recent Insights

Back
Top