I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
let's have done with it
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trokanmariel
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Re: let's have done with it
Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Apr 04, 2022 5:01 am I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
The God reference is appropriate. Because being given a name is inherently a parameter.
What are your thoughts about this?
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RCSaunders
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Re: let's have done with it
You have just completely scrambled ontology and epistemology.Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Apr 04, 2022 5:01 am I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
Re: let's have done with it
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[quote=Advocate post_id=566889 time=1649044906 user_id=15238]
I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
[/quote]
The God reference is appropriate. Because being given a name is inherently a parameter.
What are your thoughts about this?
[/quote]
In this case god is a category. Since no individual instance bears any possibility of material justification, the name is arbitrarily assigned to a broad swath of instances which are mutually exclusive in many of their particulars.
[quote=Advocate post_id=566889 time=1649044906 user_id=15238]
I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
[/quote]
The God reference is appropriate. Because being given a name is inherently a parameter.
What are your thoughts about this?
[/quote]
In this case god is a category. Since no individual instance bears any possibility of material justification, the name is arbitrarily assigned to a broad swath of instances which are mutually exclusive in many of their particulars.
Re: let's have done with it
[quote=RCSaunders post_id=566946 time=1649092089 user_id=16196]
[quote=Advocate post_id=566889 time=1649044906 user_id=15238]
I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
[/quote]
You have just completely scrambled ontology and epistemology.
[/quote]
They're inseparable and i can answer many questions in epistemology, especially those which are useful in explaining metaphysics, but i stop short of that claim because epistemology quickly gets into very technically specific areas that i cannot answer as well as has already been done exhaustively.
[quote=Advocate post_id=566889 time=1649044906 user_id=15238]
I can answer every question in metaphysics cohesively, coherently, and conclusively.
Metaphysics is all of the deepest "what is the nature of?" questions.
For instance;
time
space
energy
matter
god
truth
reality
certainty
knowledge
perfection
causality
self
consciousness
paradox
infinity
science
logic
math
...
The nature of being (ontology) is that every "thing" is a pattern in a mind - a set of attributes and boundary conditions by which it is distinguished from other things according to various purposes. Some things also have an external referent.
[/quote]
You have just completely scrambled ontology and epistemology.
[/quote]
They're inseparable and i can answer many questions in epistemology, especially those which are useful in explaining metaphysics, but i stop short of that claim because epistemology quickly gets into very technically specific areas that i cannot answer as well as has already been done exhaustively.