> That is actually reality No, it is just yet another incomplete view of reality. For example, where are the infrared wavelengths in that scan? How can you say

> That is actually reality No, it is just yet another incomplete view of reality. For example, where are the infrared wavelengths in that scan? How can you say "that is reality" if it doesn't include that information? You might argue there are no true views of reality, that all views of reality are only some incomplete interpretation of it. We see only some minimal set of what is necessary for us to see in order to survive with just enough certainty that we haven't gone extinct.