I was referring to a phenomena which happens to be part of reality, not the knowledge thereof (which happens in the mind).
I am not obliged to deny reality, even after I lose all knowledge of the same.
Quote from: Albert Einstein
The mind acknowledges realities outside of it, independent of it. We attribute to truth a superhuman objectivity. It is indispensable for us -- this reality which is independent of our existence and our experience and our mind -- though we cannot say what it means.
I am not obliged to deny reality, even after I lose all knowledge of the same.
How can you deny or acknowledge something that you have no knowledge of?
It is called learning.
How can you say God is fiction if you do not know who God is?