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the thing that keeps happening whether you believe in it or not.
means The actual state of things as they truly exist, independent of wishes, beliefs, or interpretations.
from From Latin 'realis,' meaning 'relating to things' (from 'res,' a thing, matter, or affair), which gave us 'reality' through Medieval Latin and Middle French — so at its root, reality is simply 'thing-ness,' the quality of being an actual thing rather than a fancy. The same Latin 'res' lurks inside 'republic' (res publica, 'the public thing') and 'real estate' (real, meaning actual property).
slow signalYou see the past; light takes time to arrive.
mostly emptyAtoms are 99.9999 percent vacant space.
brain editYour mind invents color, sound, and smell.
quantum fuzzParticles lack fixed position until measured.
no centerEarth orbits an unremarkable star in nowhere special.