The Fact (n.) is often overrated — Don't confuse facts with reality.
The Fact (n.) is not always given to telling the truth.
Fact (n.) is the most misleading of all the disguises truth assumes.
The Fact (n.) is the toy of men who live and die at leisure.
Inner reality (n.) is the private theater where you always win the argument.
Inner reality (n.) is certainly more important than the outer reality.
The Real world (n.) has always been, however conceived hitherto, the apparent world once again.
The Real world (n.) was made a world of being, not becoming, because we must be stable in our beliefs to prosper: we projected the conditions of our preservation as predicates of being in general.
The Real world (n.) is the world invented by a lie — hitherto called "truth," "God" — and to abolish it we must first abolish morality by showing it is itself immoral.
The Real world (n.) is where students are promised they will soon be sent, as if school were a waiting room.