“The only argument for the validity of inductive reasoning assumes what is to be established, and is thus logically not valid.” -Bruce Rosenblum and F...
“Evidence” and subsequent “inductive reasoning” are dependent upon perception, even if apparatus is used (we have to perceive what the equipment tells...
This suggests, rather strongly, that the entirety of existence is interpretive. And interpretation applies as much to human science as every other asp...
Excellent advice! But I’m not out to “bash” or be “bashed”, nor to “win” an argument in the process. Learning and growth are infinite. I’m content sim...
Interesting and informative, thank you. I have encountered occasional quotes from a few philosopher-types over the course of my 64 years... unintentio...
Hmmm... I question everything and believe nothing, so it sounds like I fit in. But I do not recognize the Epistemology label so I have not knowingly s...
Nature??? To paraphrase Obi-Wan, “Your perceptions can deceive you. Don’t trust them.” What’s the cornerstone of philosophy? Question everything! Line...
True if limited to strictly human thinking. But absolute clarity is unavailable to humans whose emotions, agendas and biases distort clarity. Taking A...
Why does ANYTHING HAVE to be resolved? Perhaps “the truth of the matter” is that so-called life, whether by design or accident, is about dealing with ...
Gregory, thanks! I was 8 years old in 1963 when, while watching the premiere of The Outer Limits, the “Galaxy Being” said, “Infinity is god”. That has...
I’d like to suggest a review of exactly what “infinity” is. Since time and space are inextricably linked, another way of saying this is, you can’t hav...
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