That's been explained to you repeatedly: performative utterances. No. Some of them make something the case. But that is apparently beyond your compreh...
Here's a funny argument: We sometimes see things incorrectly; therefore we never see them correctly. It's obviously invalid. And yet, with a few bells...
Ok. I was misled by your '...every axiological claim is of necessity "bullshit"'; so meant ' every axiological claim in humanistic judaism is of neces...
Or not. Your post in the context of this thread is about the consequences of gods being brought into existence as a result of belief, in some way not ...
The fact that they exist is not subject to logic? Again, how does that play out? The fact that my cat exists is beyond logic, too... No proof ends wit...
The they have no place in any of our conversations. Frankly, if they are not subject to logic, anything follows, and you can claim what ever you like....
But if our belief is what brings money into existence - it isn't, as i already explained - it's our intent - but going with your wording, if our belie...
Well, there's far more going on than one might put into a single post, but notice that "every axiological claim is bullshit" does not follow directly ...
There's more to it than that. If you alone believe that certain pieces of paper are money, then you will never be able to use them as such. What is re...
IS that the best folk can do in the face of autocracy? Quoting American mythology? ...and yet time and again it is read as encourage the aristocratic ...
Suck it up, sunshine. You've recognised the nature of your existence. Welcome to adulthood. Get over it and keep buggering on. On the way, you might m...
lhe Identification of Eucalypts There are almost a thousand recognised species of Eucalypts. While some few are readily identified, there are innumera...
So he knows Scotty, then... Thanks. Take a look at The real wages vs productivity gap And that's AICD. The Liberals are well out of step with their ow...
Money is an artefact in the way any tool is an artefact, something made by people. What distinguishes it from stone tools and screwdrivers is that it ...
Sure, here's your topic... The Anscombe article shows that they are quite distinct things. Ah, Ok, so to the deeper issue. Isn't this a bit like tryin...
...but posted it anyway. Now it seems to me to set out in section (I) the "genealogy" of the error of equating cause and logical necessity, then in se...
Kudos, especially for drawing attention to wider applications of the principles discussed. The tendency is to only consider examples from physics, dou...
Not just any idea will do; and intersubjectivity serves to hide what is going on here by dragging it into the mire of subject/object... Pseudo-intelle...
But will you actually start to read? The term "intersubjective" was first needed when Husserl had to backtrack after his exploration of subjectivity r...
Sure, giving reasons for reasons is superfluous; reason is what we live in... What I've said does not stand against that. I don't see why you raised i...
Oh, probably. But it is not as if he could reduce mathematics to physics! Whereas I would rather play with the actual arguments. A difference in style...
Hmm. Stuck in Kant again, aren't we. Recall Quine’s Alternative? perhaps has something like that in mind. But for my part, the answer to is that it is...
Differing languages have different grammars? Or did you mean semantics? Different languages tend to agree as to the hardness of rocks and such like. S...
And yet we use words without being able to provide suitable definitions. Consider that a child does not learn to use a word by being told its definiti...
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