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Right action is the faultless performance of moral (good) action. Morality is a mental construct which has many subjective (personal) and intersubject...

Comparative Religion would be one. I can't help you with that.

Morality (the classification of human events as moral or immoral): 1) Is a human universal. (Brown, 1991) 2) Facilitates the survival of humanity by c...

Fair enough. Obviously, tacit knowledge is not beyond the capacity of AI (e.g., self-driving vehicles, robotic manufacturing, etc). So, I'm surprised ...

Tacit (implicit empirical) knowledge is difficult to communicate because it is only partially codifiable, or uncodifiable. It is processed in an autom...

English and German belong to the Germanic subgroup of the Indo-European language family. They are analytic languages, whereas; Greek is a synthetic la...

Thanks for your elaboration, however; I think this conceptualisation is too broad.

This agrees with my conception of introspection as the examination of mental events, a type of reflection (examination of experience). How would you d...

It wasn't.

It appears that introspection is frequently confused, or conflated, with metacognition. Knowledge may be based on metacognition and/or experience, whi...

A Cognitive Psychologist would call ineffable knowledge: tacit knowledge, a type of empirical knowledge. Using only Philosophy (logical investigation)...

Empirical knowledge, yes. Observation is another good way of gaining empirical knowledge. Both introspection (self-report) and observation have been u...

Of course it is.

Psychobabble.

Can one reason from observation independent of introspection?

I asked you one question in answer to one of yours, here (in case you forgot). As far as "learning anything", I guess it's true what they say about ol...

Does reflection necessarily lead to reasoning? If not, reflection and reasoning are different types of mental events. Could reflection lead to other t...

How is reason (the construction of an argument) related to these types of reflection (examinations of experience)? 1) An introspection: I had a certai...

No. Introspection is a type of reflection, which is a type of problem-solving, not a type of knowledge. Why not depend on both? Seems to me they are d...

You presuppose much.

You presuppose it is impossible the bill wouldn't receive Royal Assent without the Monarch refusing assent.

Who said anything about the Monarch refusing royal assent?

Correct. And what happens if there is no royal assent for the extension bill?

Stay tuned.

And how is Royal Assent obtained in the UK?

That would be a bill, not a law.

Which law?

The answer to my question is found in your third link. What is Jeremy Corbyn's current condition for agreeing a general election?

How is Royal Assent obtained in the UK? Hint: Is it Parliament, or the Queen's Government, which makes laws?

This is funny for two reasons: 1) Einstein and Szilard wrote FDR, recommending nuclear weapons research. 2) As a consequence, the atomic bomb was engi...

"The Dark Ages Were Actually Good. What Can That Teach Us?" The Atlantic, October 2019 Issue "...the Roman empire made modern development possible by ...

Whatever gets you thru the night.

I think the collection hangs separately, not together.

Ignorant view of jazz. Better view: cooperative improvisation.

In that case, check out The Physics Forum.

Time is an actuality.

Instead of limiting creativity to original combinations or transformations of actuality, it may be more interesting to explore possibilities.

Cheers. That takes the discussion in several more interesting directions.

Check out Concept Learning.

Semantic information is the process of decoding a meaningful message by a mind, and the resultant decoded meaningful message (knowledge). The process ...

I would be interested in knowing more about Ayer's rejection of memory as a means of distinguishing between past and future. Could you elaborate, or c...

If it "occurs as an illusion" (a conscious perception resulting in the misinterpretation of reality), the oasis is not a fact, it is a mirage. And in ...

I agree. Empirical (experiential) knowledge (factual semantic information). The concept of time (including: past, present, future, beginning, end, ins...

Awareness is both objective (fact-based) and subjective (value-based).

Delusion is believing something contrary to fact. Case in point: Believing that an "is" (fact) can be separated from an "ought" (value) when awareness...

Sure it is. If I kill an animal (other than a human being), cook it, and feed it to my family (satisfying their fundamental need for sustenance), that...

Inasmuch as a system is an integrated set of objects and/or events, I wouldn't refer to morality(1) as a system. Otherwise, I agree with these rephras...

Morality(1) is primarily understood to be a classification of events as either moral or immoral (of, or pertaining to, the satisfaction of fundamental...

Actually, it's fact which makes that determination. Believing otherwise is delusion.

"A hallucination, in the broadest sense of the word, is a perception in the absence of a stimulus. In a stricter sense, hallucinations are defined as ...