It is also the proposition of competition as anti-value in the long term. As the aphorism goes, "Reality is what remains when you stop believing in it." Once you stop believing in anthropic perpetual competitive extraction of resources, most debates about "truth" become moot, because the long term truth is not remotely contentious: humans will persist if we begin acting cooperatively and positively with the resources that are real whether or not we believe/buy/sell them by stealing the time, attention and money of "consumers." Most philosophical actions take place in the halls of marketers, not in universities that beg for money from or invest in those marketers/religions.

If our actions determine our truths, we merely need to compare the millions of political propagandized votes every 4 years to the trillions cast at checkouts in favor of a non-lived existence.