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This work aims to address the philosophical implications of evolving realities shaped by technology.

April 3, 2026Open Access

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This work aims to address the philosophical implications of evolving realities shaped by technology.
Analyzed the impact of virtual and artificial realities on philosophical discourse.
Examined the evolution of philosophical frameworks through historical contexts.
Investigated connections between thinkers like Schelling, Bergson, and Deleuze.
Identified a loss of fixed reality in contemporary philosophy.
Proposed 'transcendental empiricism' as a response to changes in reality.
Reversed traditional philosophical values, focusing on production and action.

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Philosophy today is in a sort of quandary because reality itself is undergoing a broad process of continual change with the advent of virtual reality and artificial reality.At this juncture, fixed reality has already been lost, and a continually changing reality has become the principal subject of philosophy.The framework of philosophy that has been formulated to respond to this situation is "transcendental empiricism."This framework continues from Schelling, Bergson, and Deleuze while creating a link with autopoietic systems.It overturns truth, goodness, and beauty, which belong to the realm of traditional philosophy, and places them in the reverse sequence of production, persistent action, and genuine fact. Time, the Present, and Potentiality in Aristotle

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