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Analytical: I think you fail to see the mergence between reality and idealism. Wandering's original question was not intended to be abstract, according to me. What you speak of is an abstract concept, wherein everyone acts in a way that is in tune with the conditioning they have received along with their intentions. So in essence, they are always acting in the exact way they are supposed to, which makes their actions "real". What you speak of is a philosophical "real", whereas I am talking about a psychological "real". And in the psychological arena, 95% of the people you encounter in your life are psychologically fake. What I mean by that is the way they dress, the way they talk, the way they smell, look, and often think is a conditioned response which results from their innadequacies compensated. This most definitely has nothing to do with what desires and intentions are truly in their hearts, and in this respect they are "fake". The philosophical question of whether you are acting in a way that is "real" or not is not relevent or even important, because it seems pretty obvious to me.
"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."
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