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Personally, I still stand by my belief in some sort of Absolute Objective Reality – but I’ve become more open to the idea of multiple perceptions of reality and that perhaps how we view our current reality is not the only iteration of our reality. Acceptance of Reality Similar to #1 above, a deeply creative artist, after having spent a great deal of time in his or her own head creating entire worlds, ideas, and characters that feel very real to them – they must choose to reject their created world as a non-reality and recognize another world (the real world) as real instead. ” that takes place in this film is not Fisher believing his father was dissapointed in him, or Mal believing that her world was not the real world – but Cobb’s own “self-inception” convincing himself that Mal was wrong and that this world without her is, in fact, the “real” world. His own mental maze, complete with a self-created Ariadne character to help him help himself get to the depth of his mind, destroy an idea he doesn’t want to be true, and get back out again with a new belief that his present reality is actual reality.

My 4.5 yr old, who’s learning to express himself and speak up for himself, and right on the cusp of discovering that the world contains so much knowledge that he’s going to get to be part of so so soon. The toddler follows me to the shelf and I have exactly 5 seconds to grab several books before the toddler starts throwing books on the ground. You ask how many kids I have (it’s pretty obvious that I’d just been chasing other kids around), I tell you three. Once during that time, when my life was measured in fe... Why Having Three Kids is Hard, Why I’m Losing My Mind…and Why I...