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Sam I. Elle wrote:Dialectic is a practice where two or more individuals, or oneself (an inner dialectic), inquire about the nature of reality. It is a practice where, if done with dedication, could bring about a heightened consciousness that could comprehended higher knowledge. It is a mystical practice that utilizes contemplation.
This Dialectic is one originated from Plato and Socrates. Hegel's dialectic is much similar, and is mystical as well. Ideas come into contact with each other, and merge to reach higher truths.
I wish we could make a section for complete madness, your post is nothing but pure nonsense and babble!!!
You ravings would suggest that we don't need long educations when we could merely practice this "Dialectic", that way we don't need highly paid leaders, we can make children build bridges, computers and spaceships!
HexHammer wrote:I wish we could make a section for complete madness, your post is nothing but pure nonsense and babble!!!
You ravings would suggest that we don't need long educations when we could merely practice this "Dialectic", that way we don't need highly paid leaders, we can make children build bridges, computers and spaceships!
Your post made me laugh. Seems like that whole shtick of yours is a projection of yourself.
HexHammer wrote:I wish we could make a section for complete madness, your post is nothing but pure nonsense and babble!!!
You ravings would suggest that we don't need long educations when we could merely practice this "Dialectic", that way we don't need highly paid leaders, we can make children build bridges, computers and spaceships!
Your post made me laugh. Seems like that whole shtick of yours is a projection of yourself.
I reveal truth for those who live in a bubble, but most can't handle the truth and refuses to see that they are wrong!
The first sentence in the PN article this month pretty much sums up my position.
Hegel’s philosophical influence is out of all proportion to the actual value of his work, which just goes to show that writing a great deal of impenetrable prose can get you a long way.
