Reality

Reality refers to the existence of things as they are independent of our perceptions or beliefs. In empiricism, reality is understood through our senses—what we can see, hear, touch, taste, and smell. Our perceptions shape how we experience reality, but they can also be subjective and influenced by individual perspectives. Therefore, while our senses provide valuable information about the world, they may not always give a complete or accurate picture of reality. Understanding reality involves balancing personal experiences with objective evidence and recognizing that our perceptions can vary from person to person.