The territory of conventional reality is expanded upon by showing that all functions of the mind (not just language) are also without a permanent nature and fall into conventional reality. Evidence is demonstrated through bodies of literature that show any part of the mind can break down, change functions, or be removed completely. Various other arguments are given to further prove this point through the lens of mental disorders, disorders of the self, and forensic psychology. The key takeaway is that all functions of the mind fall within conventional reality and failure to realize this truth is bound to lead to mental health problems.