This analysis began with the quote, “First, we want to do certain things, and not just have the experience of doing them. In the case of certain experiences, it is only because first we want to do the actions that we want the experiences of doing them or thinking we 've done them” (Nozick 311). This can both ask and answer the question of reality because the action of doing something is physical and our drive to do this “something” is a real event. Also, with the machine, man can easily argue the point that they want the experience; a physical outcome is more pleasing than a theoretical one. The want to do something goes far beyond the made up sense of completely something that not really
This analysis began with the quote, “First, we want to do certain things, and not just have the experience of doing them. In the case of certain experiences, it is only because first we want to do the actions that we want the experiences of doing them or thinking we 've done them” (Nozick 311). This can both ask and answer the question of reality because the action of doing something is physical and our drive to do this “something” is a real event. Also, with the machine, man can easily argue the point that they want the experience; a physical outcome is more pleasing than a theoretical one. The want to do something goes far beyond the made up sense of completely something that not really