Unreals
Unreals is a plural term used across philosophy, literary theory, mathematics, and popular culture to refer to entities, states, or ideas that do not exist in actual reality. Because it lacks a fixed referent, the meaning of unreals depends on context and the surrounding discussion.
In philosophical and logical discussions, unreals are often invoked to denote non-actual objects or possibilities considered
In mathematics and theoretical science, unreals can describe hypothetical models, non-realizable constructs, or idealizations that serve
In arts and culture, unreals appear as a concept used by writers, artists, and creators to frame
Because the term is informal and context-dependent, readers should rely on the surrounding text to understand
See also: unreal, possible world, fictional entity, counterfactual.