Conflicting ideas I

The falls from a tree hidden in the endless thick jungle and without consciousness paying attention to it, causing some kind of noise, creating some kind of resonance? Is the notion of a situation a catalyst for reality? Are we witnessing our own existence? is to blame for what is happening?

The answer to the first question is, clear and concise manner, yes, right? Perhaps the answer is not so simple, perhaps the explanation can be found in philosophy, perhaps a tree does not make a sound when it falls into ignorance.

The concept of an event that happened, thinking about the event revives it, no doubt about it, but why? Because an event born in the nothingness of oblivion has a sealed fate, it is destined to disappear. Thus, it can only survive if a records, experiences or documents of higher consciousness its origin and end. It is logical, if an event is not caught by any recipient, if a message is sent, but there is no one to decipher it, to receive it, then that message is doomed to the most absolute disappearance. If a tree falls in the middle of the forest and no one hears it, then we can conclude that it did not cause any noise.

Senses They fail, your feelings lie to you, Descartes has already shown this. Empiricism dissolves in the face of all events that are superior to being, the only way to deal with the painstaking work of understanding our existence is, as millennia have shown, constant introspection.

The a reflection of the situation draws conclusions that experimentation with the senses cannot understand. This is where empiricism falls down, this is the point where it limps.

Because empiricism, hidden in the everyday life of the senses, would conclude that a tree that falls in the darkness of a dense forest, no matter how real and tangible the trunk is and no matter how noisy the fall, will not produce a sound, and is that even possible? reflect on your descent reflecting on the remains.

But this situation, the existence or not of the tree that falls on what deep in the jungle, it can take us to other dimensions. We can extrapolate this reflection, elevate it to deeper ideas. What would happen if we related it to the human experience? What would we say if instead of a tree it was an individual, like the one who writes this text or the one who reads it? Maybe someone who lives and dies in Irrelevance really exists?