👉 The Validity Fluid is a conceptual framework within the Theory of Constructed Reality, developed by philosopher David Chalmers, that describes how our subjective experiences and beliefs about reality are constructed through the fluid and dynamic interplay of cognitive processes, neural activity, and environmental interactions. It posits that what we perceive as valid or real is not an objective truth but rather a construct shaped by our brain's interpretation of sensory inputs and past experiences. This fluidity means that our understanding of reality can change over time as our cognitive frameworks evolve, influenced by new information and experiences. Validity Fluid underscores the subjective nature of reality and challenges the notion of an absolute, objective truth, suggesting instead that our perception of reality is a continuous and flexible construction.
