TH, as a Buddhist philosopher committed to emptiness, would accept rather than reject the two worlds doctrine
Most Buddhist philosophers argue the world is “empty,” i.e. devoid of any “substance,” “essence,” or “true form.” Some Buddhist philosophers adopt a two worlds doctrine, which holds that truth has two levels: “ultimate” truth, which is idiomized as emptiness, and “conventional” truth, which describes our everyday experience of the world. Some Buddhist philosophers reject the metaphor of two worlds, arguing it is a perceptual delusion.