This paper is the continuation and conclusion of a Socratic dialogue between a lecturer and a student, whose first part appeared in (Sassoli de Bianchi, 2007). In a non-technical style, the dialogue presents some elements for a general and operational description of reality. In this second part, the reader is introduced to concepts such as: separation, existence, possibility, personal reality and personal experience, creation and discovery, time, change and permanence, structure and complexity, distinction and connection, and many others as well. The role played by these concepts in our understanding of reality and the consciousness is explored.

Sassoli de Bianchi, M. (2006). A Dialogue About Science, Reality and the Consciousness - Part II. Journal of Conscientiology 10, pp. 3-56. Republished (also in Italian) in: ​AutoRicerca 7.

Also published in Italian in: ​AutoRicerca 7, 2014.