Now, could he really exist?
He said that big reptiles like meat, and that Godzilla, if he really existed, would head for Manhattan because of the population density.
Holmes seemed so real, so magnificently lifelike, that some readers thought he really existed, and even now a few like to say that Conan Doyle was merely the literary agent for Dr. Watson, who actually wrote the tales.
In the movie, which opens today at the U.A. Union Square 14, we see what Vince Vaughn's character in "Swingers" would have been like if he really existed: a would-be charmer afflicted with a hipster's version of echolalia as his way to be the center of attention, constantly testing everybody's patience.
If a DJ plays Galantis's "Runaway" and no one hears it, does he really exist?
According to one group, the "realists," God is constrained by reality: the goodness toward which he points really exists in the world.
If they really exist, he says, then behavior differences among apes are closer to human cultural differences, which also often stem from ideas.
If Bigfoot really exists, he's got the world's best PR agent.
