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| There are no facts, only interpretations. |
| The text is all and nothing exists outside of it. |
| We are not speaking in terms of multiple possible alternatives to a single actual world but of multiple actual worlds. |
| There exists neither “spirit”, nor reason, nor thinking, nor consciousness, nor soul, nor will, nor truth. |
| …contrary to common sense, there is no unique “real world” that preexists and is independent of human mental activity… |
| Reality is a consequence rather than the cause of this construction (referring to science)… a scientist’s activity is directed not toward “reality” but towards operations on statements. |
| I do not wish to call one or another reality paramount. It is my contention that every reality is equally real. |
| …there are no incontrovertible social truths, only stories about the world that we tell ourselves and others. |
| …language and knowledge are not copies of reality, but constitute reality. |
| There are no independently identifiable, real-world referents to which the language of social description are cemented. |
| There is no such thing as truth itself. |
| Rationality, then, is not a foundation for anything. |
| The environment as we perceive it is our invention. |
| Knowledge does not reflect an objective ontological reality. |
| There are no hard distinctions between what is real and what is unreal, nor between what is true and what is false. A thing is not necessarily either true or false; it can be both true and false. |