MIND AND REALITY

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Exploring the relationship between mind and reality, this monograph challenges the conventional view of a direct correspondence between external events and internal perceptions. It highlights Immanuel Kant's assertion that reality is fundamentally unknowable and aligns this with modern biological evolution, suggesting that human perceptions of reality are not complete or accurate reproductions. Instead, it introduces the "projection principle," positing that only aspects of reality necessary for survival are represented in our understanding of space and time, raising intriguing philosophical questions.