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RE: Questioning Reality - Is Math Real?
The answer to both is the same. Incredibly useful illusions are the main things we base our choices on, according to Khaneman and Tversky, who won the nobel prize for econ with their work on the predictive role of the illusions we maintain, its the loss of your status quo (real or not to others) that effects your tolerance for risk.