That's an ahistorical oversimplification that acts as if time and provenance are not a thing.
We operate within history whether you like it or not. This problematizes any abstraction that is conceived in terms of ahistorical static information and difference.
If I stimulate your neurons with a couple of electrical charges you will experience a "real" phenomenon which isn't real by any classical sense of the definition because the origins of that phenomenon are not "natural".
We operate within history whether you like it or not. This problematizes any abstraction that is conceived in terms of ahistorical static information and difference.
If I stimulate your neurons with a couple of electrical charges you will experience a "real" phenomenon which isn't real by any classical sense of the definition because the origins of that phenomenon are not "natural".