It is possible to combine the elements of “Empirical Naturalist Realism” and “Rationalist Physicalist Skepticism” into a single hypothetical philosophical concept. This concept could be called “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realist Skepticism,” and would combine the emphasis on observation and experience from Empiricism, the belief in a natural and objective reality from Naturalism, the belief in the existence of an objective reality independent of human perception from Realism, the focus on reason and logic from Rationalism, the belief in the fundamental nature of physical reality from Physicalism, and the questioning and doubting of certain beliefs from Skepticism. This hypothetical philosophical concept would suggest that knowledge can be gained through observation and experience, that this knowledge accurately reflects the true nature of the world, that this knowledge is based on reason and logic, and that it is grounded in a fundamental physical reality. However, it would also retain a skeptical attitude towards certain beliefs, questioning their validity and seeking further evidence to support or refute them.