no, I’m not saying that meaning and thinking are mutually exclusive, only that thinking, that is, a particular set of words with a particular set of s...
I was wondering, Terrapig, since it took time for you to speak those words inside your mind, and a duration of time to speak each individual word, how...
I don't see a need for an option 4, and its very difficult for me to understand what you saying here; it's not exactly worded coherently. the position...
considering the fact that the argument was over with the OP, and everything that happened after that was unnecessary and primitive, I'll go with neith...
yet still, the truthiness of the statement is true whether or not the individual makes the judgment of its truthiness or not, so the truthiness of the...
you can change the words around and substitute japanese for english, for example, by if the original state is to retain its truth value, the meaning i...
senseless and meaningless are synonyms. it means that the words and concepts associated with the phrases do not point to an unchanging meaning, but a ...
there's nothing wrong with the sentence. are you going to nitpick about the first sentence or refute my refutation. If you cannot support your own pos...
Yes, for example, the phrase 'nothing is unchanging' presupposes that nothing is unchanging without providing a logical proof that this is true. the p...
this isn’t that hard to figure out, either the phrase ‘nothing is identical over time’ is identical to itself from one moment to the next, or it is no...
how about the concept ‘nothing is identical through time’? does that change over time? don’t you realize that you’re contradicting your own position a...
the answer doesn’t change. yes, the qualities of that thing change over time, but the abstract set in which those changes occur within remains unchang...
here’s an experiment for you: go grab any object from the room you’re in and hold it in your hand, look at it, and then ask yourself, “what is this ob...
that depends on how you define “exist.” a mental image exists as an object of imagination, but not as an actualized physical object. the set of all se...
essence is the aspect of a thing which remains unchanging so long as it exists, and as an abstract object in memory thereafter. quality is the aspect ...
that’s if you can prove that something cannot exist eternally, but to do that, you would have to prove that existence came into being out of non-exist...
on paper, yes, but it may be the case that something existent can both contain itself and not contain itself at the same time, in which case, it would...
It’s only a contradiction if the ground of all being, that is, the set of all sets in nature as opposed to in the imagination, does not reside in a pa...
duration is the persistence in the existence of the absolute law of identity; which is purely noumenal. it is not in itself, it exists only as result ...
is physics incompatible with physicalism? well, I suppose that depends on if the laws of physics, which have no spatial extension in themselves, prece...
doesn’t it seem absurd to presuppose that an effect can exist without a cause considering the fact that all effects are conceptually contained (I..e. ...
not entirely, but yes, it deals with subjectivity, that is, consciousness, in part. It deals with the essnce is Being in the absolute sense, that is, ...
No, I’m a philosopher myself and im writing a book on the ground and essnce of being and Being, so naturally, I’ve been contemplating the trinity for ...
of course the Trinity is logically coherent, although, not the Trinity as envisioned by Christian theists. There are three Trinities which precede the...
'to be is to be the value of a variable,' yet that which possesses the potential to contain a limited value within itself, has being, for that which p...
since that potentiality is necessarily beyond space, it cannot have a quantity more than one. Of course, within itself, my varying concepts can exist ...
I wouldn't say that the law of identity applies to nothingness, because the variable a cannot point to something which does not possess an essence, th...
I suppose that mathematics has its first appearance in the Law of Identity, not a = a, but 1 = 1, and that 1 points to something which has an ontologi...
I am certainly no mathematician, but my presumption is that both one and zero stand for mathematical waves of a particular frequency which are either ...
It seems to me that, from the perspective of the absolute, logic was discovered, not invented, and mathematics was invented, not discovered, but from ...
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