"There's such a thing as the meaning of life. There's such a thing as the financial crisis in Argentina. You know there are all kind of things in the world but if you want to proceed to understand what you and I are doing those notions just don't help you've got to look at it differently."

Noam Chomsky challenges the idea that only things validated by science are real, questioning the concept of "real truth" versus truth.

Noam Chomsky challenges the idea that terms like "rational" or "moral" are honorific, arguing that morality is real and part of us, while rationality is something we can understand.

The concept of events in history is highly dependent on our interests, perspective, and goals, raising questions about what we consider to be part of an event.

Noam Chomsky challenges the idea of a common nature, suggesting that the identity of things is a construction of the mind based on the data of sense.

The cognitive powers of the mind construct complicated internal structures which have all sorts of properties and Gestalt properties.

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