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experiences are the *only* things that we can depend on being real. Facts may be 
important to physics, but physics can only important because of what humans 
think and feel about it.  


(Unless of course you are trying to imagine the world from non-human-centric 
veiwpoint. Which is an interesting exercise, but I think not very relevant.)

I am not sure if this email will make much sense to anyone so let me try a 
different explanation.  Validation is vastly important to inspiring humans to 
act.  Facts are rather irrelevant, however dependable and universal they might 
be.  It is a fact the you must consume less calories than you burn to lose 
weight. But humans, who are aware this fact, universally have difficulty acting 
in line with it whenever it more convenient for them to consume a larger number 
of calories than not.  Humans are not fact machines, but rather feeling 
machines.  Are you trying to move boulders or humans?  Facts will be more 
relevant to the former task, feelings to the latter.

Birgitte SB