GMSInfighter Wrote:You do not MAKE UP math. Math is a lesson that has been thought out by many experts. It's a finite subject where there will always be just one definite answer to the problem.
Your imagination does indeed trick you, that's the whole point of illusions. You see something, and may think of something else or see something else. Same with people, it happens everyday. You see somebody that looks familiar cause your imagination just played a part in trying to recognize the person.
I think your mind tries to make more imaginative thoughts than it does try and focus you back into reality. That's just my opinion though.
[color="#cc8899"]My argument is that reality (as everyone perceives it) is a figment of my imagintion, so...ty for support? I think?
@ Beserker, for the sake of my argument, as stated at the beginning, I imagined all existence, past, present, and future. Just because I can't consciously remember everything doesn't mean I didn't imagine it - my best example would be a dream, where you create the entire plane of existence and its rules. You can't (usually) consciously control it, but you can make changes to even the laws of physics on the fly. Anything can happen. So perhaps I'm dreaming?[/COLOR]