Section 73 (first updated 4.29.2021) Quantum Quantification of Thought If we take seriously our physical description of rational conception, we are ultimately trying to quantify thoughts. Quantum science, for our ontology, is the quantification of thought itself. Now, as to whether thought belongs to an observer or is a phenomenon in itself is not really …
Section 72 (first updated 4.28.2021) Symmetry Change Having No Physical Difference See Feynman — 2:50:00[^1] In quantum mechanics, there is a deep connection between the symmetry of physical laws and conservation laws. The question is: how can there be motion while still maintaining a constant form? This answers, on a deeper level, how an object …
Section 71 (first updated 4.23.2021) (first updated 7.06.2021) Categorical Imperative The concept of supersymmetry is not only relevant in the realm of physical phenomena but is, ontologically, the aesthetical value of a fundamentally ethical truth.[^1] “Man can know all things theoretically but not know them morally.”[^2] Morality is the study of ethics in the domain …
Section 70 (first updated 4.21.2021) Infinity and the Future The direction the universe is into infinity, but this has a very precise meaning.[1] Infinity should not be understood simply as many uncountable things placed one after another, as though infinity were merely an enormous quantity that continues increasing.[2] Infinity is not simply a number that …
Section 69 (first updated 1.11.2022) Ethical Problem of Rationalization The problem is the same as the advantage for the human being: their capacity to reason. Both make them distinct in a positive manner from the animals, as they can organize and structure society based upon ideas. At the same time, that rationalization—that capacity to use …
Section 68 (first update 4.16.2021) #14- Logic represents ethical actions- determination. Dialectic, Existential Experience, and the Problem of Self-Mastery in Plato When we speak of dialectics, the common and immediate association is with dialogue. This is especially evident in Plato’s writings, which are famously presented as a series of dialogues. In modern equivalent terms, we might be …
Section 67 (first updated 5.15.2021) Unity of Thought and Matter Our common conceptual framework—the ontology that we ordinarily inherit through society, whether by deliberate philosophical design or simply through the historical conditions in which we live—rests upon a number of assumptions. According to Hegel, one of the most fundamental of these assumptions is the belief …
Vision as Reflection It is a permanent side effect that comes naturally from the function of perception that things appear to be external. The eye reflects the light it derives from the object. What is being reflected by the eye is the form of the matter. This is reflected and produced as an external scope …
Section 65 (first updated 04.13.2021) Light as the Universal Principle of Reality The notion of light is a universal principle across dominions of thought. In science, it appears as a first principle of physicality; in religion, it appears as the highest expression akin to God. God in religion is often associated with, or described as, …
Section 64 (first updated 4.09.2021) Self-Simulating Circuit The idea of the self-simulating circuit is a lesser-known concept that many people intuitively understand without possessing a fully conscious definition of it. In other words, people have heard traces of the idea but have never fully seen or articulated it clearly. This is because the concept itself …
Become a member for $2.99 a month to keep reading every article on the site. You can cancel at any time from your account page.
Become a member — $2.99 a monthAlready a member? Log in