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>>8994796
t. doesn't know squat about philosophy

If it is the subject that perceives said reality: how is the perceived object not relative to the subject and thus making the perceived notion of the object subjective [since the notion perceived is related to the subject]? How can you prove that the reality, we know and describe, is the thing in itself and not the existing consensus produced by an epistemological system that validates itself? Just because theories of time and space are coherent doesn't make them true, "faggot".

Are there any books that address the reality of love and sex in the 21st century?

>My desire now transcends biology and I consider it profoundly philosophical