Nick_A wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 12:34 am New
You do not seem aware of qualities of reconciliation. Discussion you describe is psychology. Its intent is to bring people together by reconciling their differences. However philosophy is the love of wisdom; the love of truth without compromise.cause without diversity in thinking, there could not be anything to discuss in the first place...
There is time in a person's life when they can become disappointed. They sense there is something more valuable than just exploring diversity so are willing to sacrifice opinions to experience in a new way..
Is there a way the concepts of light and dark for example could be reconciled as one? If it can, all the diverse opinions could be reconciled as well into one truth. Socrates said "I know nothing". He was aware of many opinions but was incapable of reconciling them so in reality knew nothing in terms of the goal of philosophy which is the conscious quality of truth in which wisdom Abides.
Can a person transcend the domain of partial truths, the world of opinions, and enter the domain of truth made possible through a higher quality of reconciliation we have the conscious potential to experience? Without it, pick your opinion and have at it.
ooh myYou do not seem aware of qualities of reconciliation
no it is not, or can be different,Discussion you describe is psychology. Its intent is to bring people together by reconciling their differences. However philosophy is the love of wisdom; the love of truth without compromise.
a discussion can also bring up differences in "truth", since everyone has his or her unique path. Recognizing each others differences, sure it brings potential reconciliation,
but even more then that,
the acceptance of each other differences also, and possible enrichment trough that understanding, trough each other,
and therefore, trough recognizing each other relevance/relativity factors,
can indeed the conscious potential to experience wisdom be reached.
sure there is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SfZZlpfaN0 ...Is there a way the concepts of light and dark for example could be reconciled as one?
And you know what? I don't know what your "truth" is, probably debating the crap out of each other, if I'm not mistaken? Seeing it as a competition/war.
but I sure know mine: I'm fond of dancing
Want to join me?