> Does the universe exist? This is hardly possible to rationally give a logically true answer to this question. I would say it does because despite being unabl

> Does the universe exist? This is hardly possible to rationally give a logically true answer to this question. I would say it does because despite being unable to tell their nature reliably, despite the fact all we perceive is just a representation of what is, we can observe the fact phenomena (any) take place and if something happens it has to happen to something. Even an illusion, a hallucination, has some physical existence (e.g. in form of a pattern of chemicals and electrical currents in the neurons). Nothing unreal exists © (except the Unreal Tournament).