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Yeah. Theoreticians are still scratching their heads over the question of an inflection point linking metalogical with ontological.

So if, for example, the 2^{nd} law of thermo-dynamics establishes that systematic utilization of heat is always incomplete, and that this unconstraine...

Maybe QM can tell us something pertinent herein: When that tree falls in the forest without a witness, does it make a sound? No. It makes a potential ...

If a thing is not computable, thus causing attempted measurements to terminate in undecidability, is it sound reasoning to characterize this undecidab...

Consider a chain of causation: a) live music is performed in a radio station studio for a live broadcast; b) the live music in the studio as rendered ...

Why is the Copernicus_Galileo debate with the Catholic Church (re: the earth orbiting the sun) not a counter-narrative to this claim? Is there any lit...

"Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" Links to renderings: Mozart Group Eric Idle North Korean Version Art Garfunkel Life of Brian

It's all cleared up. I like Art Garfunkel's rendering of "Always Look On The Bright Side of Life (Monty Python)." Have you heard it?

Here I'm proceeding from the notion of QM entanglement connecting observer with observed. Effect: nothing is truly unseen. In the grapevine mesh of ex...

Sounds right to me too. So we have a translation from ontic to empirical. Must we always suppose there's something lost in the translation?

I like to think that when I zoom out to include my premise from another one of my conversations: strategic incompleteness, the new bottle perturbs the...

How do you characterize ontically and empirically the physicist and its experimental_inferential connection to planck-scale phenomena?

Yes. :up: Okay. Your helpful analysis empowers me to see that: teleology | formalism | empiricism are a triad of modes of cognition incorrectly (logic...

QM tells us the observer perturbs what s/he observes. So, the cognition of a sentient keeps everything local to itself in the act of observing. Thus, ...

Since "deem" is a synonym for "judge," we see that compression herein is a process of translation. Humans frequently talk about something being lost i...

Okay. Proceeding from the observer as an always local person, if we bind the thinking of an always local person to that always local person, then it t...

This calls attention to something essential in human nature: acts of communication work with logic in application. You can't communicate if you're not...

This question directs some light onto what makes Tarskian's definition of philosophy interesting: Tarskian helps illuminate some possible essentials o...

You express in your own words what I'm trying to communicate with my fancy language: the adverb reveals how an action is performed by an individual pe...

:up: Dr. Paul Jenkins Dr. Jenkins' distinction here shines light on the distinction between science discovery and humanities discovery that I'm trying...

You say Merriam-Webster is garbage. Can you cite a public and authoritative etymology for "miracle" that logically precludes this metaphorical sense o...

miracle noun mir·?a·?cle ?mir-i-k?l Synonyms of miracle - curiosity, sensation, spectacle 1 : an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention i...

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:up: Your quote exhales an aroma resembling wisdom.

Your commentary is very helpful. May it keep coming. :smile: :up:

Let me clarify; in this context, by "miracle" I mean a highly improbable or unlikely development. Is Heisenberg's uncertainty principle about existenc...

These are clear statements of: my subject: How science and art differ; and of my premise: science and art, modally speaking ("What" vs "How"), differ ...

Can we have science about the conscious states of individual organisms that's epistemically subjective? This question is meant to ask if we can someho...

This is helpful. If I'm understanding correctly, abductive reasoning is used to determine which of a number of rival theories is the most simple and d...

Do you buy the existence of humanity as a miracle of improbability? Do you deny the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle was worked out as a math inequali...

Okay. On the one hand, a fact about the world, say, electrolysis, is different from a science face, say, the scientific method. On the other hand, wou...

Read my post directly above yours for the heart of what I have to say thus far. If it has any merit, we can all thank jkop for his smart and provoking...

Aye, doubt is the soul of philosophy. Here's an interesting example of a dubious premise leading to a useful conclusion: It's not the dubious conclusi...

As it turns out, I've got a more simple answer to your request: Please click on the hyper-link of my name at the bottom of the above post. It'll take ...

Yes. Interesting observations. Let's look at some details: I'm unsure of the meaning of "cross-culturalism" in this context. The method of science is ...

?ucarr You are not seeing what is here to be seen. (Notice how no one else is charging me with being vague and unfocused.) Summary: Science and the ar...

Yes. You're right. There are things opaque to scientific inquiry. I should've said: That implies every scientific exam, once underway and making new d...

"We already talked about how position and position-over-time are related in quantum mechanics. So it turns out that when your position distribution is...

We're on the same page regarding the interrelationship of: science, art, ecology. Now, in this conversation, I want to detail in some stuff that talks...

So, uncountable sets prevent us from totting up the universe as a whole? If I've got a glimmer of understanding of what you're trying to tell me, this...

what | (h)w?t, (h)wät | pronoun 1 asking for information specifying something: what is your name? how1 | hou | adverb usually interrogative adverb] 1 ...

The quartet of Incompleteness Theory includes: Bertrand Russell, Erwin Schrödinger, Werner Heisenberg, and Kurt Gödel. Russell and Gödel have somethin...

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Okay. So things are well understood even if if they're not completely understood. Some stuff is going on not completely explainable in one situation, ...

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So, one possible summit of a science-art mesh would be a building that's useful, ecological and beautiful.

The above is my launch into the spine of my OP. Discovery of "what" is rooted in the nominative predication of the fact of existing things. This nomin...

This is mediocrity turning art into by-the-numbers methodology. Does such a causal relation exist?

:up: I think another example is motion picture directing. In my understanding, the motion picture director is a mesh of dynamic systems engineering an...

Tactical simplification is a good thing; in the case of trying to examine a complex thing, simplification of complexity can be a useful method towards...