Easy to test, get three observers and then you know the dead guy is not in the mind of one. It's real.
Again .. for the umpteenth time, I have never claimed its
'in the mind' .. that's just your mental block interpretation, (stuck in belief-based philosophical realism), of what I've
actually been explaining.
Ok .. How does anyone know what the three observers have seen at all?
Answer: they
describe what they've seen .. and when they do that, they use words and concepts. One of those words is 'dead'. The meaning of 'dead' is collectively understood and agreed. In this case, the three are able to come to agreement that what they have seen matches
the meaning of 'dead'. 'Dead' is objectively testable in science also .. so scientific thinkers will all agree as well.
What we have here is
evidence of minds communicating using pre-defined/agreed meanings that correlate closely with their independent, synchronised (in time) perceptions (or observations).
The word 'dead' and what it means,
as it applies in this instance, then becomes
real by agreement amongst similar, thinking
minds. This is a
mind dependent process and
not evidence of
mind independence in any way, shape, or form!
dad said:
No sense talking about foolishness and reality denial.
The only sense being made here is coming from what I'm explaining.
All you're doing is demonstrating the fallacy of repeated assertion without offering any semblance of a test which returns consistent results that
doesn't involve demonstrations of active minds at play, in how we create our sense of reality, whenever we share meanings between ourselves.
dad said:
Gravity depends on no man's head, deal with it.
.. the fallacy of repeated assertion again (with zip evidence for anything 'existing' independently from our minds and mind-processes). 'Gravity' is a human mind (english) word. It is used to distinguish what we mean when we say it, from other things we mean when we say those other things.
We didn't just grab 'gravity' while we were drifting around as molecules in a protoplanetary, or planetary nebula,
unless you can demonstrate how we can test that
without using our minds to do so. If you think you can use the model I just gave as a short-cut .. think again, because protoplanetary and planetary nebulae are themselves models scientific minds invented and gave meaning to. Using time, (which can also be demonstrated as conveying a mind-invented meaning), we can regress backwards to before minds ever existed(!) ... however, all this is
still evidence that a mind was needed to perform such a feat .. and
not evidence of any reality
actually existing independently of a mind!