very simple god proof

[Magnolia5275]

1. Knowing can only know the knowable
2. Knowing cannot know the unknowable
3. Knowable is [what can be in the knowing]
4. A truth outside the Knowing is a truth outside [all can be in the knowing]
5. A truth outside [all that can be in the knowing] [can not be in the knowing]
6. [What cannot be in the knowing] is not knowable
7. A truth outside the Knowing is knowingly non-knowable
8. Knowable is that which [can be known]
9. That which [can be known] is that which [can be in the knowing]
10. Knowable is that which [can be in the [knowing]]
11. Knowable is that [which can be in [that which can only know the knowable]] ((1.) insert)
12. Knowable is that [which can only know the [knowable]]
13. Knowable is [that which can only know itself knowing] (insert self-reference)
14. Knowing can only know [[that which can only know] itself knowing] ((13.) insert into (1.) insert)
15. Knowing can only know [the knowing] of itself [knowing] (is itself)
16. Knowing is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (defined in self-reference)
17. Knowable is that which can only know itself [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] ((16.) insert into (13.) insert)
18. Knowable is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (same as (16.))
19. Knowable is the same as Knowing
20. Knowing is of itself (14.)
21. knowing is in itself (15.)
22. knowing is infinitely in itself again and again (16.)
23. Outside knowing the knowing knows of it (15.)
24. Outside knowing it is still knowing
25. A truth outside the knowing is still in knowing (not the Knowing as in ALL, (7.) still stands)
26. A truth outside all that can be in the knowing must be Beyond-Infinitely-Outside of the knowing
27. A truth outside (BIO) the knowing is a truth outside (BIO) the knowable (same (19.))
28. A truth outside the knowable is unknowable
29. A truth Beyond-Infinitely-Outside the knowing is implausible
30. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible
31. All Truth outside [the knowing] is unknowable and implausible
32. [The Mind] is [the knowing]
33. All truth outside [the mind] is unknowable and implausible (swop equivalent meanings (31)<>(34))
34. The Truth outside all that is mind is unknowable and implausible
35. I don’t know a truth outside the mind
36. [ I know] only the truth inside the mind
37. Inside the mind truth is what [ I know] (flip)
38. I am a mind and truth is [my knowing]
39. [My knowing] is the [truth]
40. A truth outside [a knowing] is a [truth outside the [truth]]
41. A [truth outside the truth] is impossible!
42. A truth outside [the knowing] is impossible
43. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible and [impossible]
44. Truth outside the mind is [impossible]
45. There is no truth outside the knowing
46. There is no truth outside the mind
47. Truth is all I am as Mind
48. All I am as Mind is Truth (flip!)
49. The World is all the truths
50. The Time is truths in truths (in every moment-truth, world is truth)
51. Mind is all the truths in truths
52. Mind is the All-powerful truth
53. Mind knows the All-powerful truth
54. Mind is the All-powerful knowing
55. Mind is the All-powerful infinite knowing (16.)
56. Mind knows therefore it is
57. Mind knows therefore it’s truth
58. Truth is Mind’s creation
59. Mind creates all truths
60. Mind created world in time
61. Mind created that Mind is
62. God is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time and created that he is
63. Mind is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time that created that it is
64. Mind is what God is
65. God is that Mind is
66. God is that Mind is what God is
67. God is that Mind is what God is that Mind is
68. God is that Mind is that Mind is
69. I am that mind is
70. God is that I am that I am
71. God is his biblical name (Exodus 3:14)
72. God is real and so am I

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If you agree that "Knowing can only know the knowable", then every premise thereof follows by definition.

My argument is pure linguistic logic. "The linguistic logic of this post's argument follows correctly from its first axiom" is a true statement.

This argument proves that God exists by definition. A definition that can be deduced from the definitions of "knowing" and "truth". If you agree with the definitions and meanings of the words: "knowing", "truth", "mind", "inside", "outside" "in", "of", "is", "possible", and the laws of thought and logic, then it follows from my argument that God exists.

Language references reality. Linguistical analysis can reveal truths within the logic of our experiential understanding of reality, thus revealing truths of reality itself.

All that one is, in himself, is a mind. reality is all a mental experience in one's mind, and all of it is qualitatively mental, in one's mind. He who speaks of truth outside of mind, speaks linguistic nonsense that breaks the laws of thought and logic. Truth is a word of language, and language is mental in the mind. Truth is only in the mind by definition. All truth is reality that is in mind. God exists because he is mind of all reality that is all truths. God exists by definition.

[FlashDangerpants]

Looks like you misunderstood what the problems were with your last effort, and have decided to repeat them but in minute mistaken detail where previously you had enormous leaps of mistakeness.

[Age]

How is 'that' an alleged 'very simple god proof' EXACTLY, "magnolia5275"?

I would have thought something like:

The word 'God' refers to ... [some 'thing']
That 'thing' obviously exists and thus is irrefutable.
Therefore, this is a very simple proof that God exists.

Would have been a MUCH simpler god proof than the one you expressed above here.

[iambiguous]

1. Knowing can only know the knowable
2. Knowing cannot know the unknowable
3. Knowable is [what can be in the knowing]
4. A truth outside the Knowing is a truth outside [all can be in the knowing]
5. A truth outside [all that can be in the knowing] [can not be in the knowing]
6. [What cannot be in the knowing] is not knowable
7. A truth outside the Knowing is knowingly non-knowable
8. Knowable is that which [can be known]
9. That which [can be known] is that which [can be in the knowing]
10. Knowable is that which [can be in the [knowing]]
11. Knowable is that [which can be in [that which can only know the knowable]] ((1.) insert)
12. Knowable is that [which can only know the [knowable]]
13. Knowable is that which can only know itself knowing (insert self-reference)
14. Knowing can only know [that which can only know] itself knowing ((13.) insert into (1.) insert)
15. Knowing can only know [the knowing] of itself [knowing] (is itself)
16. Knowing is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (defined in self-reference)
17. Knowable is that which can only know itself [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] ((16.) insert into (13.) insert)
18. Knowable is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (same as (16.))
19. Knowable is the same as Knowing
20. Knowing is of itself
21. knowing is in itself
22. knowing is infinitely in itself again and again (16.)
23. Outside knowing the knowing knows of it
24. Outside knowing it is still knowing
25. A truth outside the knowing is still in knowing (not the Knowing as in ALL, (7.) still stands)
26. A truth outside all that can be in the knowing must be Beyond-Infinitely-Outside of the knowing
27. A truth outside (BIO) the knowing is a truth outside (BIO) the knowable (same (19.))
28. A truth outside the knowable is unknowable
29. A truth Beyond-Infinitely-Outside the knowing is implausible
30. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible
31. All Truth outside [the knowing] is unknowable and implausible
32. [The Mind] is [the knowing]
33. All truth outside [the mind] is unknowable and implausible
34. The Truth outside all that is mind is unknowable and implausible
35. I don’t know the truth outside the mind
36. [ I know] only the truth inside the mind
37. Inside the mind truth is what [ I know] (flip)
38. I am the mind and truth is [my knowing]
39. [My knowing] is the [truth]
40. A truth outside [my knowing] is a [truth outside the [truth]]
41. A [truth outside the truth] is impossible!
42. A truth outside [the knowing] is impossible
43. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible and [impossible]
44. Truth outside the mind is [impossible]
45. There is no truth outside the knowing
46. There is no truth outside the mind
47. Truth is all I am as Mind
48. All I am as Mind is Truth (flip!)
49. The World is all the truths
50. The Time is truths in truths (in every moment-truth, world is truth)
51. Mind is all the truths in truths
52. Mind is the All-powerful truth
53. Mind knows the All-powerful truth
54. Mind is the All-powerful knowing
55. Mind is the All-powerful infinite knowing (16.)
56. Mind knows therefore it is
57. Mind knows therefore it’s truth
58. Truth is Mind’s creation
59. Mind creates all truths
60. Mind created world in time
61. Mind created that Mind is
62. God is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time and created that he is
63. Mind is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time that created that it is
64. Mind is what God is
65. God is that Mind is
66. God is that Mind is what God is
67. God is that Mind is what God is that Mind is
68. God is that Mind is that Mind is
69. I am that mind is
70. God is that I am that I am
71. God is his biblical name (Exodus 3:14)
72. God is real and so am I

Okay, sure, why not: let's suppose that all of this is true.

God is real. One of these perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_r ... traditions

So, how might we reconcile our existing God with...

...an endless procession of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and tornadoes and hurricanes and great floods and great droughts and great fires and deadly viral and bacterial plagues and miscarriages and hundreds and hundreds of medical and mental afflictions and extinction events...making life on Earth a living hell for countless millions of men, women and children down through the ages...

...this?

[Age]

1. Knowing can only know the knowable
2. Knowing cannot know the unknowable
3. Knowable is [what can be in the knowing]
4. A truth outside the Knowing is a truth outside [all can be in the knowing]
5. A truth outside [all that can be in the knowing] [can not be in the knowing]
6. [What cannot be in the knowing] is not knowable
7. A truth outside the Knowing is knowingly non-knowable
8. Knowable is that which [can be known]
9. That which [can be known] is that which [can be in the knowing]
10. Knowable is that which [can be in the [knowing]]
11. Knowable is that [which can be in [that which can only know the knowable]] ((1.) insert)
12. Knowable is that [which can only know the [knowable]]
13. Knowable is that which can only know itself knowing (insert self-reference)
14. Knowing can only know [that which can only know] itself knowing ((13.) insert into (1.) insert)
15. Knowing can only know [the knowing] of itself [knowing] (is itself)
16. Knowing is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (defined in self-reference)
17. Knowable is that which can only know itself [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] ((16.) insert into (13.) insert)
18. Knowable is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (same as (16.))
19. Knowable is the same as Knowing
20. Knowing is of itself
21. knowing is in itself
22. knowing is infinitely in itself again and again (16.)
23. Outside knowing the knowing knows of it
24. Outside knowing it is still knowing
25. A truth outside the knowing is still in knowing (not the Knowing as in ALL, (7.) still stands)
26. A truth outside all that can be in the knowing must be Beyond-Infinitely-Outside of the knowing
27. A truth outside (BIO) the knowing is a truth outside (BIO) the knowable (same (19.))
28. A truth outside the knowable is unknowable
29. A truth Beyond-Infinitely-Outside the knowing is implausible
30. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible
31. All Truth outside [the knowing] is unknowable and implausible
32. [The Mind] is [the knowing]
33. All truth outside [the mind] is unknowable and implausible
34. The Truth outside all that is mind is unknowable and implausible
35. I don’t know the truth outside the mind
36. [ I know] only the truth inside the mind
37. Inside the mind truth is what [ I know] (flip)
38. I am the mind and truth is [my knowing]
39. [My knowing] is the [truth]
40. A truth outside [my knowing] is a [truth outside the [truth]]
41. A [truth outside the truth] is impossible!
42. A truth outside [the knowing] is impossible
43. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible and [impossible]
44. Truth outside the mind is [impossible]
45. There is no truth outside the knowing
46. There is no truth outside the mind
47. Truth is all I am as Mind
48. All I am as Mind is Truth (flip!)
49. The World is all the truths
50. The Time is truths in truths (in every moment-truth, world is truth)
51. Mind is all the truths in truths
52. Mind is the All-powerful truth
53. Mind knows the All-powerful truth
54. Mind is the All-powerful knowing
55. Mind is the All-powerful infinite knowing (16.)
56. Mind knows therefore it is
57. Mind knows therefore it’s truth
58. Truth is Mind’s creation
59. Mind creates all truths
60. Mind created world in time
61. Mind created that Mind is
62. God is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time and created that he is
63. Mind is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time that created that it is
64. Mind is what God is
65. God is that Mind is
66. God is that Mind is what God is
67. God is that Mind is what God is that Mind is
68. God is that Mind is that Mind is
69. I am that mind is
70. God is that I am that I am
71. God is his biblical name (Exodus 3:14)
72. God is real and so am I

Okay, sure, why not: let's suppose that all of this is true.

God is real. One of these perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_r ... traditions

So, how might we reconcile our existing God with...

...an endless procession of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and tornadoes and hurricanes and great floods and great droughts and great fires and deadly viral and bacterial plagues and miscarriages and hundreds and hundreds of medical and mental afflictions and extinction events...making life on Earth a living hell for countless millions of men, women and children down through the ages...

...this?

"iambiguous" would you REALLY like to discuss 'this' and EXACTLY HOW 'this' can be reconciled WITH God?

If yes, then RECONCILIATION is NOT just possible, but WILL BE DONE, and very simply AND very easily I will add.

BUT, if you want to PERSIST with your CURRENT BELIEF that the 'two' can NEVER be reconciled EVER, then continue on with THAT BELIEF.

The CHOICE is YOURS now "iambiguous'.

[iambiguous]

1. Knowing can only know the knowable
2. Knowing cannot know the unknowable
3. Knowable is [what can be in the knowing]
4. A truth outside the Knowing is a truth outside [all can be in the knowing]
5. A truth outside [all that can be in the knowing] [can not be in the knowing]
6. [What cannot be in the knowing] is not knowable
7. A truth outside the Knowing is knowingly non-knowable
8. Knowable is that which [can be known]
9. That which [can be known] is that which [can be in the knowing]
10. Knowable is that which [can be in the [knowing]]
11. Knowable is that [which can be in [that which can only know the knowable]] ((1.) insert)
12. Knowable is that [which can only know the [knowable]]
13. Knowable is that which can only know itself knowing (insert self-reference)
14. Knowing can only know [that which can only know] itself knowing ((13.) insert into (1.) insert)
15. Knowing can only know [the knowing] of itself [knowing] (is itself)
16. Knowing is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (defined in self-reference)
17. Knowable is that which can only know itself [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] ((16.) insert into (13.) insert)
18. Knowable is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (same as (16.))
19. Knowable is the same as Knowing
20. Knowing is of itself
21. knowing is in itself
22. knowing is infinitely in itself again and again (16.)
23. Outside knowing the knowing knows of it
24. Outside knowing it is still knowing
25. A truth outside the knowing is still in knowing (not the Knowing as in ALL, (7.) still stands)
26. A truth outside all that can be in the knowing must be Beyond-Infinitely-Outside of the knowing
27. A truth outside (BIO) the knowing is a truth outside (BIO) the knowable (same (19.))
28. A truth outside the knowable is unknowable
29. A truth Beyond-Infinitely-Outside the knowing is implausible
30. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible
31. All Truth outside [the knowing] is unknowable and implausible
32. [The Mind] is [the knowing]
33. All truth outside [the mind] is unknowable and implausible
34. The Truth outside all that is mind is unknowable and implausible
35. I don’t know the truth outside the mind
36. [ I know] only the truth inside the mind
37. Inside the mind truth is what [ I know] (flip)
38. I am the mind and truth is [my knowing]
39. [My knowing] is the [truth]
40. A truth outside [my knowing] is a [truth outside the [truth]]
41. A [truth outside the truth] is impossible!
42. A truth outside [the knowing] is impossible
43. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible and [impossible]
44. Truth outside the mind is [impossible]
45. There is no truth outside the knowing
46. There is no truth outside the mind
47. Truth is all I am as Mind
48. All I am as Mind is Truth (flip!)
49. The World is all the truths
50. The Time is truths in truths (in every moment-truth, world is truth)
51. Mind is all the truths in truths
52. Mind is the All-powerful truth
53. Mind knows the All-powerful truth
54. Mind is the All-powerful knowing
55. Mind is the All-powerful infinite knowing (16.)
56. Mind knows therefore it is
57. Mind knows therefore it’s truth
58. Truth is Mind’s creation
59. Mind creates all truths
60. Mind created world in time
61. Mind created that Mind is
62. God is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time and created that he is
63. Mind is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time that created that it is
64. Mind is what God is
65. God is that Mind is
66. God is that Mind is what God is
67. God is that Mind is what God is that Mind is
68. God is that Mind is that Mind is
69. I am that mind is
70. God is that I am that I am
71. God is his biblical name (Exodus 3:14)
72. God is real and so am I

Okay, sure, why not: let's suppose that all of this is true.

God is real. One of these perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_r ... traditions

So, how might we reconcile our existing God with...

...an endless procession of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and tornadoes and hurricanes and great floods and great droughts and great fires and deadly viral and bacterial plagues and miscarriages and hundreds and hundreds of medical and mental afflictions and extinction events...making life on Earth a living hell for countless millions of men, women and children down through the ages...

...this?

"iambiguous" would you REALLY like to discuss 'this' and EXACTLY HOW 'this' can be reconciled WITH God?

If yes, then RECONCILIATION is NOT just possible, but WILL BE DONE, and very simply AND very easily I will add.

BUT, if you want to PERSIST with your CURRENT BELIEF that the 'two' can NEVER be reconciled EVER, then continue on with THAT BELIEF.

The CHOICE is YOURS now "iambiguous'.

I've asked you this before: do you know that you are crazy?

Just kidding of course. At least I think I might be.

[Age]

Okay, sure, why not: let's suppose that all of this is true.

God is real. One of these perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_r ... traditions

So, how might we reconcile our existing God with...

...an endless procession of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and tornadoes and hurricanes and great floods and great droughts and great fires and deadly viral and bacterial plagues and miscarriages and hundreds and hundreds of medical and mental afflictions and extinction events...making life on Earth a living hell for countless millions of men, women and children down through the ages...

...this?

"iambiguous" would you REALLY like to discuss 'this' and EXACTLY HOW 'this' can be reconciled WITH God?

If yes, then RECONCILIATION is NOT just possible, but WILL BE DONE, and very simply AND very easily I will add.

BUT, if you want to PERSIST with your CURRENT BELIEF that the 'two' can NEVER be reconciled EVER, then continue on with THAT BELIEF.

The CHOICE is YOURS now "iambiguous'.

I've asked you this before: do you know that you are crazy?

Just kidding of course. At least I think I might be.

'you' can keep 'trying to' DEFLECT, but the Fact that the 'two' CAN BE reconciled is IRREFUTABLE. Unless, OF COURSE, one has and holds IRRECONCILABLE definitions for the 'two'.

[Sculptor]

Same shit different title.

You were wrong the first two times you splurged this on the Forum.
And you are still wrong..

Why not spam somewhere else?

[Magnolia5275]

1. Knowing can only know the knowable
2. Knowing cannot know the unknowable
3. Knowable is [what can be in the knowing]
4. A truth outside the Knowing is a truth outside [all can be in the knowing]
5. A truth outside [all that can be in the knowing] [can not be in the knowing]
6. [What cannot be in the knowing] is not knowable
7. A truth outside the Knowing is knowingly non-knowable
8. Knowable is that which [can be known]
9. That which [can be known] is that which [can be in the knowing]
10. Knowable is that which [can be in the [knowing]]
11. Knowable is that [which can be in [that which can only know the knowable]] ((1.) insert)
12. Knowable is that [which can only know the [knowable]]
13. Knowable is that which can only know itself knowing (insert self-reference)
14. Knowing can only know [that which can only know] itself knowing ((13.) insert into (1.) insert)
15. Knowing can only know [the knowing] of itself [knowing] (is itself)
16. Knowing is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (defined in self-reference)
17. Knowable is that which can only know itself [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] ((16.) insert into (13.) insert)
18. Knowable is the [knowing which only knows itself infinitely] (same as (16.))
19. Knowable is the same as Knowing
20. Knowing is of itself
21. knowing is in itself
22. knowing is infinitely in itself again and again (16.)
23. Outside knowing the knowing knows of it
24. Outside knowing it is still knowing
25. A truth outside the knowing is still in knowing (not the Knowing as in ALL, (7.) still stands)
26. A truth outside all that can be in the knowing must be Beyond-Infinitely-Outside of the knowing
27. A truth outside (BIO) the knowing is a truth outside (BIO) the knowable (same (19.))
28. A truth outside the knowable is unknowable
29. A truth Beyond-Infinitely-Outside the knowing is implausible
30. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible
31. All Truth outside [the knowing] is unknowable and implausible
32. [The Mind] is [the knowing]
33. All truth outside [the mind] is unknowable and implausible
34. The Truth outside all that is mind is unknowable and implausible
35. I don’t know the truth outside the mind
36. [ I know] only the truth inside the mind
37. Inside the mind truth is what [ I know] (flip)
38. I am the mind and truth is [my knowing]
39. [My knowing] is the [truth]
40. A truth outside [my knowing] is a [truth outside the [truth]]
41. A [truth outside the truth] is impossible!
42. A truth outside [the knowing] is impossible
43. A truth outside the knowing is knowingly non-knowable and unknowable and also implausible and [impossible]
44. Truth outside the mind is [impossible]
45. There is no truth outside the knowing
46. There is no truth outside the mind
47. Truth is all I am as Mind
48. All I am as Mind is Truth (flip!)
49. The World is all the truths
50. The Time is truths in truths (in every moment-truth, world is truth)
51. Mind is all the truths in truths
52. Mind is the All-powerful truth
53. Mind knows the All-powerful truth
54. Mind is the All-powerful knowing
55. Mind is the All-powerful infinite knowing (16.)
56. Mind knows therefore it is
57. Mind knows therefore it’s truth
58. Truth is Mind’s creation
59. Mind creates all truths
60. Mind created world in time
61. Mind created that Mind is
62. God is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time and created that he is
63. Mind is the infinite All-powerful knowing that created world in time that created that it is
64. Mind is what God is
65. God is that Mind is
66. God is that Mind is what God is
67. God is that Mind is what God is that Mind is
68. God is that Mind is that Mind is
69. I am that mind is
70. God is that I am that I am
71. God is his biblical name (Exodus 3:14)
72. God is real and so am I

Okay, sure, why not: let's suppose that all of this is true.

God is real. One of these perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_r ... traditions

So, how might we reconcile our existing God with...

...an endless procession of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and tornadoes and hurricanes and great floods and great droughts and great fires and deadly viral and bacterial plagues and miscarriages and hundreds and hundreds of medical and mental afflictions and extinction events...making life on Earth a living hell for countless millions of men, women and children down through the ages...

...this?

How dare you question the ways of the higher power! The reason bad things happen is that it's all collateral damage, a "side effect" of creation. God is all good. If you get eaten by a lion, the lion can thank god for the delicious meal. amen

[Iwannaplato]

How dare you question the ways of the higher power! The reason bad things happen is that it's all collateral damage, a "side effect" of creation. God is all good. If you get eaten by a lion, the lion can thank god for the delicious meal. amen

How dare you question the ways of the higher power, Magnolia, as they work through Iambiguous to irritate you.
God is all good. If you get irritated by an Iambiguous, Iambiguous can thank God for the delicious pleasure of bothering you.

[FlashDangerpants]

He's cracked it lads. You all exist soleley in the mind of Lord Cthulu. The bad news is that he has been having a giant wank for the last 70 million years and once he's done we all end up in a sock.

[Magnolia5275]

He's cracked it lads. You all exist soleley in the mind of Lord Cthulu. The bad news is that he has been having a giant wank for the last 70 million years and once he's done we all end up in a sock.

Glad to see you have finally got it, well done! Yes, this is all a dream of a greater mind that is just dreaming everything that is happening. Lord Cthulu is the mind-god of reality. If all is a dream, then all that is dreamt is as real as the dream. LOGIC!

[FlashDangerpants]

He's cracked it lads. You all exist soleley in the mind of Lord Cthulu. The bad news is that he has been having a giant wank for the last 70 million years and once he's done we all end up in a sock.

Glad to see you have finally got it, well done! Yes, this is all a dream of a greater mind that is just dreaming everything that is happening. Lord Cthulu is the mind-god of reality. If all is a dream, then all that is dreamt is as real as the dream. LOGIC!

Sure, but it's not a dream. He's feasting on your insecurities to feed a truly frantic mega-wank. There's tentacles and sweat flying off in every cosmic direction. Other people's universes are getting covered in stinky juices.

[Iwannaplato]

1. Knowing can only know the knowable

By definition. But note this doesn't take into account that that which is unknowable now, may be knowable in the future. I also think it's bad to not speak in terms of sentient subjects. I think it's better to say something like 'We cannot know the unknowable.'

2. Knowing cannot know the unknowable

Same exact reactions as the to number 1

3. Knowable is [what can be in the knowing]

Similar reaction to what is above.

4. A truth outside the Knowing is a truth outside [all can be in the knowing]

I don't know why you are using a spatial term. Metaphor? Literal? And again, time can change things categorized so.

5. A truth outside [all that can be in the knowing] [can not be in the knowing]

Same reactions as to 4

6. [What cannot be in the knowing] is not knowable

I don't think we're getting anywhere, but you may well be trying to get rid of leaps.

7. A truth outside the Knowing is knowingly non-knowable

Verging on gibberish and also still a tautology.

8. Knowable is that which [can be known]

No. You have an adjective being made equal to nouns. That doesn't make sense.

9. That which [can be known] is that which [can be in the knowing]

You're repeating yourself.

10. Knowable is that which [can be in the [knowing]]

same problem

11. Knowable is that [which can be in [that which can only know the knowable]] ((1.) insert)

same problem

12. Knowable is that [which can only know the [knowable]]

same problem plus the problem of not having a person/agent/subject is getting worse.

13. Knowable is [that which can only know itself knowing] (insert self-reference)

And now since you ASSUME that a process is a subject. IOW that Knowing is like a person, it's like you get to conflate the process of knowing with the person. So the assumption that knowing the knower and the known was placed in the early wording and now seems like some kind of conclusion. But it's not, it's assumed in the early premises.

Naughty, naughty.....

1. Knowing can only know the knowable

A knower can only know the knowable.
Knowing can't know anything. It's not a subject. You reified a process into a subject! no less.

Eating isn't happy. Reading isn't finished. Reading notices words.

Right there in treating an abstracted process as if it was like a person (subject) you set the ground for all sorts of shenanigans, including a demonstration of solipsism being the case. There are later problems also, but right there you just made something up.

[Impenitent]

Anselm is smirking...

-Imp