MIND AND REALITY

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Exploring the interplay between mind and reality, the book examines Immanuel Kant's rejection of the "container-principle," proposing that reality is fundamentally unknowable to humans. It suggests that human perception, shaped by evolutionary processes, does not require a complete or accurate representation of reality. Instead, it introduces the "projection principle," where only aspects of reality necessary for survival are mapped onto space and time. This perspective raises significant questions about the nature of reality and our understanding of it, which are explored throughout the monograph.