Conscious Knowledge of Ignorance

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Re: Conscious Knowledge of Ignorance

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No, incorrect; i.e., nothingness is not originative ground of concrete being; rather, nothingness upsurges from the negation of concrete being. (See Being and Nothingness, J.P. Sartre, 1943).
Duane it is just a simple thought experiment to introduce how inference works without the technicalities:

Take a circle 0 and fold it: (8)
Let it be a dipole (+)8(-) (same as *P)
This "form" serves in-as conjugate:
any/all (-1 knowledge / +1 belief-based ignorance)
within creation/destruction ad infinitum:

P =/= P
P = -P or +P
P = *P
__________
*variable: (+) and/or (-) allows for (e)motion
+2 (any/all) <-*creation
-1 KNOW
^
(-) conjugate
^
*P I AM (willing {to / not to} ...)
v
(+) conjugate
v
+1 BELIEVE
-2 *not to* <-*destruction
thus:

(x)P(y)
wherein: x and y are conjugate (+) or (-)
so once either is known, the other is also known (via inference):
if x is (+), y is certainly (-)
if x is (-), y is certainly (+)
if either is unknown, it is impossible to infer the other.
"I am" can not infer 'that I am' unless "I am" knows itself whence to infer 'that I am'.

Thus CKIIT finds "know thy self" to be a universal axiom.

hence: Conscious Knowledge of Ignorance (Inference) Theorem
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