We may also find ourselves categorizing reality in Donald Rumsfeld's terms: Brody's religion and what it means are, to us, a "known unknown"; to Carrie, they're an "unknown unknown".
Hui Shi instead believed names (ming) provided a basis for categorizing reality (Xiang 2000: 51), a position which placed him in direct opposition to Mohist approaches.
The more Amin investigates, the more he talks to people and immerses himself again in the world of his childhood ("It must be strange to live among them," a cab driver says of Amin's Tel Aviv life), the more complex and hard to categorize his reality becomes.
A language is not only a communication tool, it is also a way to understand and categorize one's reality, knowledge of nature, social relationships and emotions.
With our minds, we divided, isolated, and categorized pieces of reality in order to discover cause and effect relationships.
By using the camera view of a smartphone to graphically display spatially distributed data points, Wikitude, Sekai Camera (now defunct), Layar and Junaio were the first apps to be categorized as augmented reality browsers.
But one of the pleasures of reading "Hallucinations" is understanding how complex human reality often trumps attempts to categorize it.
For instance, the dimension environment allows to categorize (components of) such an implementation as being developed as a virtual reality application, a mixed reality system, or as taking place in the non-virtual world (Melcer & Isbister, 2016).
The reality is not that simple, he said, because most people categorize anyone with any visible heritage other than white as belonging to the nonwhite group.
The first has to do with the subjects' tendency to categorize their own behaviour in a malleable way and thus to reinterpret reality in a self-serving manner finding a rationalization for dishonest actions.
