Quote by George Orwell

Reality is inside the skull.

Reality is inside the skull.

Summary

This quote suggests that reality is subjective and resides within one's mind and perception. It implies that our understanding and experience of reality is shaped by our thoughts, beliefs, and interpretations, rather than being an objective and universal truth. It reflects the concept that individuals construct their own reality based on their unique perspective, feelings, and cognition.

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By George Orwell

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