Reality is nothing but a collective hunch.

All descriptions of reality are temporary hypotheses.

# There is no reality, only perception.

“What is a ‘hunch’?”
“Eh? It’s a belief that something is so, or isn’t so, without evidence.”
“I’d call a hunch the result of automatic reasoning below the conscious level on data you did not know you possessed.”

Everything is only a dream.

Almost every reality you "know" at any given second is a mere ghost held in memory.

Projections are just bullshit. They’re just guesses.

Without Statistics and numbers, it's a mere thought of unconvincing opinions.

Collective hallucination is another of the dismissal-labels by which conventionalists shirk thinking. Here is another illustration of the lack of standards, in phenomenal existence, by which to judge anything. One man's story, if not to the liking of conventionalists, is not accepted, because it is not supported; and then testimony by more than one is not accepted, if undesirable, because that is collective hallucination. In this kind of jurisprudence, there is no hope for any kind of testimony against the beliefs in which conventional scientists agree. Among their amusing disregards is that of overlooking that, quite as truly may their own agreements be collective delusions.

Reality is a fabrication slapped together by an often bumbling inner team. ...The proclamation that "there can be no such thing as an objective fact" has a great deal of validity.

There is no truth. There is only perception.

What you feel tells you nothing about the facts — it merely tells you something about your estimate of the facts.

What if reality is nothing but some disease?

It's all bullshit, folks.