Jeff, I have a different view of reality and cognitive processes
   than many.

   If you imagine a unicorn, there are things physically happening
   inside of your brain that makes them real.

   Let's say I'm a future scientist doing fMRI scans. I say, "Show
   me a Unicorn with your mind".

   Up comes a set of patterns that correspond to Unicorn.

   The Unicorn is real.

   Or I'm an artist. I draw a Unicorn. The Unicorn is real.

   It's not that difficult to make something real. You may imagine
   so, yet incorrectly. I'm not so different than anybody else on
   this planet. I just know people tell me I'm abstract. So,
   whatever. They're probably right.   But while I understand
   sarcasm, I tend to ignore it. In my case, I think it's because I
   do a lot of creative works that make perfect sense to me, and
   make sense to other people once I've explained it and they go,
   "Oh,, I see it now" - but inbetween, they just don't get it. I
   don't know why. Ah, but I wouldn't do that. If they have errors,
   I'll correct them. Historical errors, correcting basic reasoning
   flaws, but not to the extreme of whipping out ye ol' fallacy
   chart and such.