A Conversation Between Three Philosophers

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This paper is written as if the three great philosophers, Plato, Aristotle and Sextus Empricus, were having a conversation about the existence of reality. The author of the paper uses the conversation to highlight the different perspectives of reality held by each philosopher.

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"Sextus Empiricus: That would depend on how you define reality. To me, reality is different from what it is to you. My idea is that I can pose an opposite to any appearance or judgment. And. Because of the equality of force in the argument that ensues, I am simply not able to know for certain which is right."

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