What if every time we refer to “reality,” it creates a perspective shift? (We must determine our frame for perception to engage in contemplation.)
This means we can no longer fully comprehend what is in front of us and are limited to appearances, which are further determined by our perspectival position. This means actual reality is ungraspable, shifting “reality” into a symbolic stand-in, i.e., The Real.
The issue becomes not what you are looking at but the position(s) from which you consider.
This implies that, retroactively, things previously dismissed offer new insights as you gain perspectives over time, implying that The Real draws closer to its namesake as we expand.
This means we gain understanding not from closure or singularity but from excessive multiplicity of positionality.
(This is possibly very incorrect.)