👉 Horvatian is a term in the philosophy of science that refers to a view where scientific knowledge is considered an illusion or a manifestation of consciousness. It was developed by philosopher and physicist John Searle, who argued that all knowledge is ultimately derived from our subjective experiences and perceptions. Searle proposed that human beings are essentially "horvatians," meaning they have no objective reality but instead only experience the world through their own subjective experiences. This view challenges traditional scientific views of causality and empirical
