Positive, Negative and Neutral as Foundation of Definition
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2018 5:49 pm
1) What is positive exists.
2) What is negative is a deficiency within existence and not a thing in itself.
3) A positive which cannot be observe without a negative, observes the limits of the positive as having an existence through grades as it maintains a deficiency. This in turn observe a positive neutrality as "both positive and negative"; hence neutrality is observed gradation being a thing in itself hence positive.
4) A negative which cannot be observed without a positive, observes the positive as having an either/or condition in which the positive exists either as one thing or another as a thing in itself. This in turn observes a negative neutrality as "either positive or negative" (existing fully or in grades).
2) What is negative is a deficiency within existence and not a thing in itself.
3) A positive which cannot be observe without a negative, observes the limits of the positive as having an existence through grades as it maintains a deficiency. This in turn observe a positive neutrality as "both positive and negative"; hence neutrality is observed gradation being a thing in itself hence positive.
4) A negative which cannot be observed without a positive, observes the positive as having an either/or condition in which the positive exists either as one thing or another as a thing in itself. This in turn observes a negative neutrality as "either positive or negative" (existing fully or in grades).