What do you mean by that? I read the thread; but, in my opinion differences between that and what get muddy when confronted with solipsism due to the ...
So, you're saying that the belief that I am a solipsism, is open for doubt? Again, that's not solipsism. I must be certain that everything I believe i...
Let me know if the following helps a little: https://philosophy.stackexchange.com/questions/33878/what-is-the-difference-between-propositional-sign-an...
Yeah, this I agree with. Yes, they complement one another. What isn't said is said through what can be said. Kinda tautologous. Please clarify. Thank ...
So, as promised, I'm returning to this post. Yet, I'm not entirely sure what the question is. If you could possibly specify further what you are askin...
No, but seriously, please report posts more often, and if possible can we add a disclaimer as to what specifically is being reported, to ease the live...
Well, I still encourage the draft thread to be utilized. In practice, it would indeed be too burdensome on any team of moderators to sort out through ...
Take: 2.1513 According to this view the depicting relation which makes it a picture, also belongs to the picture. 2.172 The picture, however, cannot d...
I'm not quite sure; but, I have the feeling that Wittgenstein deviated from Frege and Russell. I don't think there is much isomorphism due to not asso...
Well, going back to 1.1, The world is the totality of facts, not of things. So, no. Pictures don't represent things, but facts. About sense, I'm not q...
I'm in agreement here. I just wanted to highlight that there is no infinite regress here, which presupposes substance in the form of atomic facts comp...
Thanks for the insightful comment. I really like the Buddhist slant, though, that wasn't my intention in posting the OP. But, I guess it can make sens...
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