| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Ultimately MacLoed's experience number one concerns an experiential (not conceptual, as in Hume and Berkeley) penetration of the veil of naive realism in an experienced intimation that this thing we call the world that surrounds us in fact is a content of our consciousness, and not the mind-independent physical universe we take it to be (that too exists, and of it the contents of our waking co
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