Relative Reality

Reality is relative. I have come to this realization of late in part due to a Logic class, and also due to the happenings of life. Every other person I will ever meet will have a differing view of things (some very little, others a great deal). Even should two people agree on everything in life, their views are different. There is no way around this, it is a simple fact. I could see a tree, for example, and another can see a car, and another a skyscraper. Each view is equally valid, and equally true. Simply because my senses say it is true do not make that any more true, as our senses deceive us all the time. I cannot verify what I see, by any means. I cannot prove what I experience is real. Proving said experience with the proposition that I experience it is simply circular logic and faulty. If two people see two different things, one cannot say which is right, nor which is wrong, only that they are seen. For those of you who think more people who agree with you solves this, also false. More people seeing the same does not assure validity or even a chance of validity, as reality can neither be proven or disproved. So, reality is a relative term that has neither validity or falsity.