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- author: Manuel de Landa
- content: Idealists have it easy. Their reality is uniformly populated by appearances
- or phenomena, structured by linguistic representations or social conventions, so
- they can feel safe to engage in metaphysical speculation knowing that the contents
- of their world have been settled in advance. Realists, on the other hand, are committed
- to assert the autonomy of reality from the human mind, but then must struggle to
- define what inhabits that reality.
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