Subjective means Irrational

Thanks Con for an extremely good and informative argument: I agree with some points Con makes such as: THE ILLUSION OF REALITY Firstly I'll Start This Argument With The Fact That Everything Anybody Perceives Is Actually Nothing More Than An Illusion. http://www.youtube.com... Watch the first video: It will hopefully get you Thinking on the right track for the rest of this argument. Essentially this actually supports Con's argument but now I will bring about where we differ: Out of this Illusion of Reality we have developed a scientific method to determine Levels Of Consistent and cohesive reality can be considered as Objective Reality or some term Coherent Reality as Factual Reality as we have deemed Coherence as useful, and tangible. Subjectivity is Incoherent and unverifiable, in that it is mostly a product of the mind , individual and non tangible. Essentially, our Brains alter our perceptions to make us feel comfortable with these perceptions as well as to protect us from harm and keep our bodies sustained with hydration and nutrition. The Human Brain is possibly the single most Deceptive Entity in the known universe. With greater intelligence also comes greater deception. So: How Do We Normally Sort Out Objective Reality From Subjective Reality?Testing against perceived factual knowledge: It's the only means we have! Though prodding and recording things we cannot see, such as Quantum particles has become extremely tricky, as to detect subatomic particles, we need active instruments, but, these active detectors create interference with the particles we want to detect and thus produce the Observer Effect: Some, as in that video, wrongly attribute the Observer Effect to the consciousness of those watching, but, it is only that the methods of detecting particles/waves create their own waveforms and thus interfere with the wave nature of the particles. There you have it: The true explanation of The Observer Effect in a nutshell. Using Subjective (Beta) Reality only to make decisions is Irrational, it causes errors. Enter George Bush. The following source refers to Alpha Reality (Objective) and Beta Reality (Subjective) http://tworealities.org... Con has covered most of the Definitions so I need not repeat these. All Perceptions, even those involving OR items. This is why Reality is an Illusion, as we are all observing our reality subjectively, not Objectively. Our initial perception of everything is Entirely Subjective. Though Subjective Reality also contains Illusions, and Visions and Voices from various sources such as Hallucinations. Hallucinations can produce experiences so Vivid that the sufferer is convinced that it is an Objective perception. In other words, the visions and/or voices are so vivid that they appear more real than natural reality. From a neurology viewpoint this is quite simply explained by the amount of Focus hallucinations attain. In the real world we have to share our visual and auditory experiences with the other senses and there is also a huge amount of internal white noise occurring in our brains or other thoughts. During some Hallucinations the other thoughts and senses are muted so all our focus is drawn to the Hallucination which naturally is far more vivid and clearer (without noise) and thus it appears Ultra Real. An analogy would be Television reception, in the normal environment we are coping with many receptions and in a fringe area of focus, thus we have noisy and poor reception at the best of times, but in a Hallucination, we are set up next to the only transmitter in the region (our own brain) and the signal is very strong and clear. Thus Subjective experiences can by some be taken wrongly as Objective Experiences: Some theorise that Abraham who created the God of Judaism, Islam and Christianity may have experienced such Hallucinations. Since, in modern times with a high level of general psychological knowledge, it is considered Irrational to believe your own Hallucinations are Reality, it is Even More Irrational To Consider Hallucinations Of Others As Reality. Thus, potentially there are 5 billion out of 7 billion people on this planet, believing the Hallucinations of Abraham were Reality. Thus 5 out of 7 people on planet Earth are potentially highly Irrational. Magic And Subjective Perception (Illusion) Magician: An Illusionist, Uses quirks or anomalies in the perceptions of an audience to trick an audience into false perceptions or illusions. The fact that Magicians are able to fool people so very easily is a demonstration that our perceptions of what we witness are never accurate. Because any individual only perceives 3 to 5 items in any event and magicians deliberately use this knowledge by making certain there are several distracting factors for every magic trick/deception, thus making it unlikely that any individual will be able to debunk the trick. They deliberately draw the focus away from their deceptive movements or cloak the movements while making the audience focus on something more interesting such as an attractive assistant making distracting movements. Just take for instance a magician chopping a person in half and later the person appears complete and totally unharmed. The act produces an initial perception that the magician is cutting the person in half, we go through life like this, our initial perceptions only pick up on a few characteristics of our environment and our brains reconstruct this by drawing on knowledge and previous experiences to produce a consistent picture of the world. We do this during the act and feel a sense of horror as it really appears that the person is really being cut in half. The magician then parades the halves of the person in front of us, where again we draw on past experiences and our brain tells us, yes, this appears to be real, the person is in half. The halved person is cloaked and the audience is distracted again to suddenly produce the individual complete, without any scars or internal damage and our brains retract our perception of the person being in half to a sigh of relief. Thus we applaud the Magician for having fooled us. Yet our brains are fooling us similarly 24/7 for our entire lives without us being aware of it. It is our brains and poor perceptive abilities that allowed the Magician to deceive us in the first place. Facts: Are the ultimate in Objective Reality entities, Facts are Knowledge that has been Extensively Perceived As Justified by Objective Reality. Yet some Religious Fundamentalists Assert Subjective Reality Notions as Objective Facts, Which is a Completely Irrational Leap Of Verification. True Objective Facts take many years of verification using Rational Analysis (Objective Reality Testing) to become Objective Facts. Returning to William Lane Craig as a Classic Example of this Irrationality: Craig has publicly stated that no amount of evidence against God will ever change his Belief for the Existence of God, which was confirmed to him by a Personal Experience (possibly a hallucination). Using the Magic trick as an analogy: William Lane Craig is so utterly convinced that the Individual is Cut In Half, (His Perception of the Illusion) that even seeing the individual walking around without a single mark, will never convince him that it was only an illusion. Craig will remain convinced the person is in two pieces and if he was a judge, he'd have the magician on trial for murder as he cannot be convinced the person is okay. Though if somebody cornered him, and demonstrated clearly that the person was alive and complete, without any organ damage, Craig would in his traditional Apologist style, likely concede that the person was magically put back together. Such a demonstration of the Delusional concepts of many Fundamentalists. The take that giant leap of Verification and Assert their Subjective Concepts as Objective Facts. When there is absolutely no verification existing. Thus: Fundamentalism and Religion too often make, "Subjective mean Irrational"