Physical reality is not the real reality

In summary, physical reality is not the ultimate reality, but it is necessary for our ability to interact and function with each other. The complexity of our functioning patterns has led to the creation of the physical dimension, and the laws of this dimension dictate how these patterns spread and evolve. Our perception of physical creation, birth, death, and life are all illusions, as our true reality is based on mathematics.
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Physical reality is not the “real” reality

Physical reality makes it possible for us to react with each other, the mental functioning of our brains. The functioning. How do planets function? They do not think, but they do function. How would they function with each other without being physical? The butterfly effect. Physical reality is not the “real” reality. The way we function is reality. What we see is only the byproduct of our functioning that enables us to coexist with other patterns of functioning. Without the physical, we could not combine or functioning, we would have no means of distinguishing other forms of functioning to our own. We must have all started from a single form of self-evolving functioning. As time progressed this initial form became more and more complex, complex to the point where unity was impossible. Stability was broken. In order for the two different forms of functioning to be able to react and grow with each other, the physical dimension was created. As these forms of functioning grew more and more complex, the laws of the physical dimension demanded they spread. The big bang. Physical reality is nothing more than how we perceive functioning. Physical creation, birth, death, life are all illusions of reality. We die when we are no longer able to function. We are born when two functioning patterns combine. Mathematics is the key to our true reality.
 
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sounds like a propaganda mission statement
 

1. What is meant by "physical reality is not the real reality"?

"Physical reality is not the real reality" is a philosophical concept that suggests that the physical world we perceive through our senses is not the ultimate reality, but rather a limited and subjective interpretation of the true nature of reality.

2. How is this idea supported by scientific evidence?

There is no scientific evidence that directly supports this idea. However, some scientific theories, such as quantum mechanics, suggest that the nature of reality may be more complex and mysterious than what we can perceive through our senses.

3. Does this mean that our perception of the world is not real?

No, our perception of the world is still real in the sense that it is a valid and useful way of understanding and interacting with our surroundings. However, it may not be the complete and objective truth about the nature of reality.

4. How does this concept relate to the concept of consciousness?

The concept of "physical reality is not the real reality" is often linked to the idea of consciousness and the role it plays in shaping our perception of the world. Some philosophers and scientists believe that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of reality and that our perception of the world is shaped by our consciousness.

5. Can we ever truly understand the true nature of reality?

This is a difficult question to answer definitively. Some philosophers and scientists believe that it is possible to gain a deeper understanding of reality through scientific inquiry and introspection, while others believe that the true nature of reality may be beyond our human comprehension.

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