Is that you agreeing that the question of what we ought do remains unanswered? That would be progress. If your question is now "what ought we do", the...
There are limits on our choices, sure, obviously. But our choices are not fixed. We have options. My "belligerent presence" is simply pointing out tha...
The Principle of Relativity asks us to set out the laws of physics in such a way that they apply to all frames of reference. That is, to aim to set ou...
If the future is fixed as you suggest, there is no point to this thread, or any discourse about what to do. It will happen regardless. Which, of cours...
Cobblers. If anything I seek to direct discussions of scientism towards intentionality. I understand that. You focus on your "ineliminable subjective ...
The bit where I pointed out the narcissism of small differences. I'm not convinced that what I call realism is not what you call idealism. Simply beca...
The "reality" of the world - that some things are the case - cannot be called into question. There are things that are the case. There are true statem...
Well, you keep replying to my posts... Odd, then, that so much of what you direct at me is spit and name-calling. You could just ignore me, if you thi...
Bah. You are obsessed with rules. Looks to be an attempt to avoid the sort of spotlight @"TonesInDeepFreeze" shines on your logical misunderstandings ...
No. Sure, "The cognitive process of world-construction is subconscious or subliminal. I'm talking about our whole 'meaning-world', the entirety of our...
I'm dubious concerning the use of "cause" in physics, let alone logic. Others hereabouts use "logic" quite broadly, but I am disinclined to follow. So...
Notice the difference between the world being what is the case, and the idealist view that the world is what we believe, know, intuit, hope, doubt to ...
Deductive logic does not produce anything not in the assumptions. Inductive, abductive, and dialectic "logics" are quite different, and quite contenti...
Indeed, it remains a mystery how our beliefs might be coherent unless there is something - a coherent world - to keep them so. Cobblers. I'm showing h...
I don't! I think I made that clear. What I have pointed out is the difference between what we hold to be true and what is true - between belief and tr...
Logic is just how to talk with some sort of consistency. Well, without some presumption of coherence, at least. If the aim of physics is to produce a ...
Please excuse my butting in. I have no wish to "establish what the world would be outside your cognition"; it's a nonsense. And that's not "the myth o...
Ok. If you will not participate in a dialogue... Even to say that "In the absence of minds the universe such as it is, is featureless, formless, and l...
I'm not too keen to join the speculative physics hereabouts. I don't think it has been shown to be particularly relevant to the topic. Justice and fai...
:roll: Back to abstruse verbosity. I'll leave you to it; no doubt this post will be followed by another round of spit, but at least you now recognise ...
To use your own example, where is the synthesis between global and local? Is it the nation? The state? The city? the neighbourhood? All of these - and...
Thanks. I'm not reading that this morning. Maybe later. I'm only using formalism in order to set out with some clarity the argument at hand. Putting H...
Such an approach might be interesting, but the link has little content and I could find little else. Can you say more? It might be interesting to see ...
Pretty much. Esoteric stuff. Hence my lumpen emphasis on medium size smallgoods, the stuff of life. But the debate gives us something amusing for a qu...
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