Nagarjuna rejects the notion that mind is ultimate reality, and instead dissolves the conventional/ultimate reality distinction by refusing to ask what ultimate reality 'is'—opening an ontological space where conventional phenomena remain meaningful without needing metaphysical grounding.

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Speaker

Carlo Rovelli

Evidence Quote

it would object that it seems to me to object to the day that the mind is the ultimate reality which is something a a scientist don't like doesn't like because i want to understand the mighty mind in terms of something else [10:58]

Source

What is the nature of our reality? Carlo Rovelli & Geshe Tenzin Namdak on Quantum Physics & BuddhismScience & Wisdom LIVE
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:53:38 AM

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