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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Arthur Fine published "The Natural Ontological Attitude" in 1984 and a sequel, "And Not Antirealism Either" in the same year. His subject is the nature and validity of scientific knowledge and his goal is to get the reader to abandon either realism or antirealism as he understands them. In their place he advocates a "natural ontological attitude" (NOA). Both articles were republished as chapters in Fine's book The Shakey Game, which takes its title from a comment by Einstein that physicists who undermine causality in physics are playing a shakey/risky game.