/sci/ - Science & Math

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Buddhists don't concern themselves with the 'existing' or 'non-existing' status of anything in some objective external universe, because it is unknowable. They don't say "things exists" but they also don't say "nothing exists" because they're both unfounded metaphysical assumptions. The entirety of Buddhism is based on analysis of experience, without making metaphysical claims about any sort of 'objective reality,' since all that can really be known and analyzed is experience. Yes, even science and measurement of our perceived physical world is an extension of experience, and cannot be said to be (or not be) objective reality, since nothing can be said about 'objective reality.'

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Hope this isn't so late that you don't see it.
Check this out if you're interested in Buddhism.