Deep Psychology · Ross Edwards

Naive Realism, Assumptions & Reality

·6 min
The host explores the philosophical concept of naive realism—the assumption that a permanent physical world exists beyond our perception—and argues it's an unprovable but useful assumption rather than proven reality. Through examining self-sealing paradigms and connecting to Gödel's incompleteness theorem, the episode questions whether we can truly know if an external world exists.
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