"از زمان انقلاب شناختی، انسان خردمند در یک واقعیت دوگانه زیسته است. از یک سو، واقعیت عینی رودخانه‌ها، درختان و شیرها؛ و از سوی دیگر، واقعیت خیالی خدایان، ملت‌ها و شرکت‌ها."

Simplified Meaning:

Humans experience two types of realities. The first is the physical world we can see and touch, like rivers, trees, and lions. These are tangible and exist whether we believe in them or not. The second reality is made up of things we invent in our minds, like gods, countries, and businesses. These don't have a physical form but are very powerful and influence our lives a lot. For example, money is just paper or metal, but because we all agree it has value, it becomes very important. Similarly, a country doesn't exist on a map naturally; it's a concept everyone agrees on and follows rules about. Understanding these dual realities helps us see why people fight wars, follow laws, or go to school—they're acting on shared beliefs just as much as on physical needs. By recognizing this, we can make better choices, knowing some problems are about beliefs that could be changed or approached differently.