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@bryankam@writing.exchange @philosophy@a.gup.pe @psychology@a.gup.pe What I try to remember is the Buddhist concept of "five aggregates" and that there is absolutely nothing outside of those if we take the experience as a whole to be what is "real" (including all concepts, fears, emotions, judgements perceptions, phenomena, illusions, simulations etc, literally anything experienced). Everything experienced is real on the same level, thinking something experienced is "more real" is a deluded view that we all often fall into it.