This doesn't qualify reality as a shared illusion, it qualifies our experience of it as a private illusion, with shared/overlapping characteristics. It's not th

This doesn't qualify reality as a shared illusion, it qualifies our experience of it as a private illusion, with shared/overlapping characteristics. It's not the pragmatic, common-sense way of interpreting our experience of the world, but no one said the truth had to match up with pragmatics. If you think you see an error in the actual logic leading to that conclusion, please point it out, but deeming it unpragmatic (or ludicrous) isn't one.