That sort of thing is testable. You get a bunch of literary professors in a Septuagint scenario, where they have to independently classify books as pre or post colonial. Why would that be impossible? It’s evidently possible to perform an easier version of the test where books are classified as romance, horror or Western.
That would be evidence. EYs personal opinion is not evidence , nor is yours.
Certainly if you get a bunch of physicists in a room they will disagree about what entities are real. So according to your proposed test, physics isn’t real?
That sort of thing is testable. You get a bunch of literary professors in a Septuagint scenario, where they have to independently classify books as pre or post colonial. Why would that be impossible? It’s evidently possible to perform an easier version of the test where books are classified as romance, horror or Western.
That would be evidence. EYs personal opinion is not evidence , nor is yours.
Certainly if you get a bunch of physicists in a room they will disagree about what entities are real. So according to your proposed test, physics isn’t real?
As I have explained, the argument for realism in general is not based on a particular theory being realistically true
You ignored my question.