Rejecting The Definition Of Existence
Existence is defined as:
Rejecting the definition of existence results in absurdity.
To reject the definition of existence would be to deny observable, everyday things as existence. To reject the definition of existence would be to deny a tree, water, air or the sensation of touch as existence, as being.
Since denying observable, everyday things is nonsensical rejection of the definition must be irrational. The definition, by necessity, stands.
Any attempt to refute the definition of existence must, by necessity, rely on the very definition it is trying to deny. To challenge or invalidate the definition one must engage in a process that the ontology has already classified as existence.
Defining existence with perception and interaction renders the ontology virtually unassailable because the core axiom is self-validating in every conscious moment.