Dirty Research on Human Understanding

Reality, which Villacís calls by the thing, has two supposed "faces": one within human perception and as such is a logical and sensual construction, quite conventional, and the other is something that exists on its own. Which is true? After all, philosophers who "are not Villacís" (as he says) build their faulty theories, within cognitive psychology, and no more. We will have to go further.This is a different analysis, since it makes use of the artificial intelligence of data reception by ultra-sensitive devices and quantum supercomputing. It also uses the dialogues of Phantasos, (ghost in Greek) who lives in the world of dreams, and concludes that reality is at best a fantasy.This book is the second of a trilogy with the common title of Dirty Research: the first, Language Does Not Exist, already published, and the third, soon to be published, The State Does Not Exist. Villacís's roots lie in his extreme version of British empiricism and nominalism.