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Line 3: '''Reality exists independently of humans :''' :::''see [[Objectivism (metaphysics)\|Objectivism]]'' '''Metaphysical realism''' ::Reality exists ~~outside~~independent ~~humans~~of human perception. If humans did not exist, reality would still exist. Reality has some properties that cannot be changed; but humans can observe, learn and know what these properties are. These properties are said to be [[intrinsic]] to reality. *'''Humans have unique needs :''' ::By virtue of being alive, humans have needs, which may be unique to each individual. Humans do not exist outside of reality, and have wants and needs to continue living. Some needs may be universal, like water; some needs may be individual, like [[hearing aid]]s. Needs are [[subjective]] because they may change from individual to individual.

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