Reality can just be plain rude sometimes, it always there when you don’t want to it most. It's like when someone passes away knock knock who's there reality. It just sucks sometimes especially when you don't need it most. We all sadly know the feeling of reality because we live it everyday and a lot of times it just sucks overall. It's like when my grandma passed away yeah it is sad and stuff but at the end of the day it's reality and sometimes you wonder why it even exist. We all at one time or another wish it didn't exist but sometimes it can be good like going on roller coasters, talking to friends, hanging out with people. It can just be plain out stupid and good at random times. Reality doesn't care who you are if it doesn't like you, …show more content…
Some synonyms of reality are existence, matter, phenomenon, real world, realism, and truth. Another definition of reality is “The world or the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them”. This definition comes from wikipedia.
Without reality we wouldn't really have much reality is really everything it's when you're having fun, being sad, having faith in something reality brings us some of those things. Reality can be extremely negative. It's like sometimes you just feel like it's attacking you and there's nothing you can do about it. Although reality is good and bad and we don't really want it sometimes it's going to stay here. For as long as there's people there will still be that good and bad reality.
Reality to me personally is like say someone passes away you kinda just think to yourself reality sucks. People come and people go for no reason at all and there not much you can do about it aswell thanks reality. Reality is there when you don’t want it most like when you break a bone or something news flash it's not like movies or anything where it heals in 3 seconds nope it takes much longer and sadly that just good old reality for you. But reality is not all bad I mean if it wasn’t for reality we wouldn’t have fun on roller coasters, have fun with friends, you couldn’t go to the movie theater or do anything fun that you
In chapter ten of the book “Problems from Philosophy”, by James Rachels, the author, the author discusses the possibilities of human beings living in an actually reality, or if we are just living in an illusion. Rachels guides us through concepts that try to determine wiether we are living in a world were our perception of reality is being challenged, or questioned. Rachels guides us through the topic of “Our Knowledge of the World around Us”, through the Vats and Demons, idealism, Descartes Theological Response, and direct vs. indirect realism.
What is reality? This is the question Philip K. Dick poses in his book, Time Out of Joint. Dick strategically uses literary devices such as narrative structure and symbolism in order to comment on one’s perception of what is real, and what is fiction. By making “time out of joint” and allowing a shift in moral power within his novel, Dick exposes the feelings of paranoia and insecurity that were experienced during the fifties, when Dick wrote this novel, but implies that there is hope that peace can still be attained.
Believing in an ideal instead of a realism is an impediment to persist on, especially subsequent to a traumatizing event. The misleading state of illusions collide with a person's sense of morality and declaration to steadily convey them off a road of sanity. As the distinguished band, Pink Floyd, implicated the concept of reality versus illusion, it supports the idea of seeing things as they are. "And everything under the sun is in tune/ But the sun is eclipsed by the moon" (Waters 24-25). The sun is shining by the hindrance of the moon. While validity can bring euphoria, it is often interfered with a cheating factor. Life can end with a feeling of content or anguish, solely depending on the way it is perceived.
Sharon Begley, author of “Happiness: Enough Already,” proclaims that dejection is not an unacceptable state of mind and there are experts that endorses gloomy feelings. This reading explicates that even though every-one should be happy there is no need to ignore sadness, as both emotions share key parts in everyone’s life. Sharon Begley and her team of specialists provides the information on why sadness is supplemental to a person’s life.
"Forms of life resemble what I call, 'realities'. Forms of life are always form of life forming. Realities are always realities becoming" (Mehan & Wood, Five Features of Reality, 65). What is Reality? Is reality what everyone believes in or does everyone have his or her own reality? Can your reality change what you believe in? Is reality a belief, or is it what you believe in your reality? Can your reality be right or wrong?
The origin of the word myth seems to be a myth in itself. Myths have generally originated from a Greek history that used an oral tradition to explain events that occurred before the written word. Often supernatural beings or fictitious characters were used to explain popular ideas concerning phenomena's of nature or the history of people. The myths that were carried on from generation to generation were often very imaginative in an attempt to spark the interest of young listeners. These would be told at social gatherings. The main purpose of a myth was to relay historical information among groups. Early myths often dealt with the origin of man, customs, religious rights, incidents involving the lives of gods, stories of culture heroes, adaptations of old world myths, or the retelling of biblical stories.
Reality at first was like a dream state.the voices take on every voice you ever heard. Mostly who you are in direct contact with, it’s hard to differentiate your mind from reality at first,but you become able to differentiate the voices in your mind and in your life. Your creativity dictates the length and depth of the story you hear because my mind is a storytellers, and they often lie which makes me believe it's demons.
“Maybe then reality is something we hate so much that we try to change it with every possibile excuse?
what is true reality. They only give a blurred picture of a filtered reality. We are the
I’m not going to pretend to know what reality is, but I know what I think it is, and what I think it should be. Reality should be what each and every one of us wants it to be. There should be no duplicate realities, just like there are no two snowflakes the same. What my reality is should never be the same as what your reality is. For each person has different, albeit special, beliefs. And these beliefs should be what, over the years, shape our reality to what it is. Not what somebody else says is going on, not what everyone else is doing, but what our heart says is real. It should not make a difference in my reality that some guy is running down the street naked. For that one man running down the street will never be able to do anything good for me, or bad against me. Even if a car hits that man my life should not change in anyway. What is in my heart is there, has always been there, and will always be there to hold my reality steadfast.
Reality is created by the beliefs of the people around us. Something becomes real, the moment it is accepted as such by all of the people around us, and most importantly, ourselves. In the text it says, “Anything could be true… If he thinks he floats off the floor and if I simultaneously think I see him do it, then the thing happens.” (Orwell 278) Here we see Winston's realization that anything could be true, all that would be necessary would be a unanimous agreement that it is something real. In the end we live in a reality that we have created with the people surrounding us, and the
Life clearly is a roller coaster. There are ups and downs, but life does not have to be like that every time. We all probably know this, but nothing is free in this world. If we want something, then we are going to have to work for it. I have been through so much in life, but one thing that keeps me going is the thought that if I am not strong now, then when can I
It is something that all suffer through. It is something that many question. It is one of the hardest things to understand and bear. It is death. Death happens everyday and is one of the hardest concepts to grasp. Each person deals with death differently, grieving uniquely, and yet, everyone can relate in the commonality of loss. Lord Tennyson, for example, dealt with the death of his beloved friend, Arthur Henry Hallam, in various stages, which he expressed in his poem In Memoriam A.H.H.
full of people who haven’t a clue of what reality is like. I see them
Somewhere a voice answers that it is more like a nightmare, so one just makes the most of it.