Nope. The real world (whatever that might mean) doesn't exist inside our heads. These purely subjective observations are only evidence for the brain being a hallucination/simulation generating machine, from which our consciousness arises as the 'best fit' to the current sensory inputs.
Intrusive thoughts and schizophrenia are good evidence something like Avi is describing is actually happening.
Nope. The real world (whatever that might mean) doesn't exist inside our heads. These purely subjective observations are only evidence for the brain being a hallucination/simulation generating machine, from which our consciousness arises as the 'best fit' to the current sensory inputs.