An author of a book writes about different concepts that people have. She says: Here are just a few examples of the types of concepts I'm talking about:
1. Time is linear. Lile a line, it has a beginning, middle and end.
2. Reality can be described by the adjectives "cold" and "hard"
--- Why "cold" and "hard"? Does it mean that it's harsh?
Top answer
Without seeing the author's full explanation my guess would be that he means that reality is unyielding and/or unforgiving.
— MalRey
Without seeing the author's full explanation my guess would be that he means that reality is unyielding and/or unforgiving.
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