Reality

Reality

That which appears to be. Reality is fundamentally agreement — what we agree to be real is real.

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reality

Religion; Scientology

That which appears to be. Reality is fundamentally agreement — what we agree to be real is real.

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Language; General language

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Philosophy; Metaphysics

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Language; Dictionaries

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Religion; Scientology

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Religion; Scientology

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Religion; Scientology

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Religion; Scientology

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Religion; Scientology

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Religion; Scientology

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