> highly valuable causal model of reality, It's important to not become too confident in this either. Our perception of that is as you say useful but also subj

> highly valuable causal model of reality, It's important to not become too confident in this either. Our perception of that is as you say useful but also subjective and flawed, and I think if you get down to pure materialism, it's harder to pin down than you may think. Even something basic which seemingly we all agree on at a basic level and require to function, trying to answer questions like "what is time?", you quickly can end up with mind bendy examples from physics where the intuitive understanding falls apart.