Most who deny reality then blame the pain on 'God' or, on their fellow man.
- Strange folks
Imagination can hurt too. Ask any paranoid schizophrenic or person with OCD. Some things occur in the mind that are either a result of malfunctioning senses, being lied to and deceived, or any other number of non-imaginary things.
You are, in effect, imagining that you know what is going on in that individuals mind. Unless/until that person acts, [or you do] no harm is done, in reality, to others. -- Get it?
Also, a reality that is defined by what hurts or doesn't hurt doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Again, I'm not being confrontational here, just trying to understand what you are saying.
When I'm in pain, it's reality to me, -- a real action hurt me.
-- Unless, of course I imagine I'm hurt. But my imagining that pain is also an action on my part, even if it is not a mental disease. And that action hurts only me while kept private.
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- Most who deny reality then blame the pain on 'God' or, on their fellow man. - Strange folks.
Seems rather subjective. If it hurts me, I must have been denying reality.
Yep, it's a strange sort of subjectivism. Blame must be assigned to others so that the reality of ones actions can be denied. Catch 22.
You kinda edge towards Buddhism there where the way to avoid pain is to deny want. If you don't want, you won't hurt, but is that real?
Straw budda.. Find a real argument.