None of us have the experience of knowledge of the absolute reality, if there is indeed such a reality at all. It is speculation, and nothing more, speculation in the normal sense of the word.
And when we do speculate about such a place, the question of why we require the known physical reality never seems to come up. That the “mundane” reality is not worth considering, like its namesake – ordinary, not interesting or exciting.
How is it that the ordinary is uninteresting or unexciting a given?
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Knowledge is physically or materially based because our senses including the mind are materially based. Reality is material based.
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I deal with the material reality, or I should only deal with the material reality.
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The abstract, conceptual, non-material “realities” by definition have no effects upon the material reality. Therefore we should be concerned with them.
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We should only concern ourselves with the material which can perform abstraction, conceptualisation, and think about non-material realities, and not concern ourselves with abstractions, concepts and non-real “things”.
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