One of the biggest questions in philosophy :
Is reality exactly as we perceive it, or is our mind constructing it?

What do you think?

 I think the answer is found in: how can one perceive anything that does make a philosopher without mind constructing what the philosophy may be. My point is: the construct is evidence of the perception and vise versa. This is also a question of the observer being the observed in all inclusivity into what acts as philosophy vs opposites (i.e. ideologue). My cause is to act as a philosopher to the end that my mind reveals that there is truth in my projection of things. Therefore, the question we are answering is relevant to understanding another form of what this discipline entails: the question then is, how do we know what we know. That is why language is the critical element in all of philosophy with credit to critical thinking and the inception of why words have meaning.

- Marco