Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pm
Age wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 3:35 pm
How can you be so SURE that forever more that 'not a thing' can not be KNOWN?
Because THINGS are KNOWN....and known things can't know they are known.
Not-a-thing is only known in relation to a thing known. Not-a-thing and thing are one knowing in the instant...is that too complicated to grasp?
No. But the "one knowing in the instant" CAN BE KNOWN. Agreed? Or, is that, so called, "too complicated to grasp"?
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pmNow read what I've just written 3 hundred times until it sinks in that ( not-a-thing) cannot be known...only things can be known, and things can't know that they are known because they are already being known by not-a-thing.
Now, IF there is 'not-a-thing' OR 'no thing' OR 'nothing', then that OBVIOUSLY can NOT be known. HOWEVER, you are stating that there is 'not-a-thing' that ALREADY KNOWS. To be able to 'already know' any thing, then that implies 'it' MUST BE some sort of 'thing' and NOT a 'not-a-thing' at all. Surely to be able to know infers being a 'thing' and 'not-a-thing' at all? If I am reading you incorrectly, then please tell me what is correct.
Until you can explain that so it is FULLY understood, what I perceive what you are saying is there is actually some thing, which already knows things, but which you are just classing as 'not-a-thing'. Is this correct?
So, for me to KNOW exactly what it is you are saying and MEANING; What do you MEAN when say, "already known by not-a-thing? Are you saying that there is a KNOWING by 'not-a-thing', 'nothing', and 'not-any-thing'?
If no, then what do you actually MEAN when you say; "already being known by not-a-thing? How can actual 'not-a-thing' or 'nothing' know things?
Also and further more, you claim; "only things can be known", which I agree. But then you claim; "things can not know that they are known", which I disagree to a certain extent. EVERY thing, except for the human being thing, (as far as I am aware) can not know that they are known, however, that one thing known as the 'human being' can know that they are know. For example, 'i', the human being known as "age" here in this forum KNOWS that 'i' am KNOWN. 'i' also KNOW who and what this Thing IS, which KNOWS who and what 'human beings' are also. So, 'i', a thing, CAN know that 'i' am known.
Also, how does it logically follow that IF a 'thing' can not know that they are known, THEN this is BECAUSE they are already being known by some, so called, "not-a-thing"?
If the thing "dontaskme" KNOWS that they can not be known because they are already being known by 'not-a-thing', then that sounds like you have defeated your own logic and conclusion, to me.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pmAge wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 3:35 pmAlso, just because 'you', "dontaskme", do not know YET know how a concept is KNOWN, this does NOT mean that the KNOWN know nothing.
Then explain to DAM, tell or show her what does a concept KNOWN know?
The KNOWN concept 'human being' knows things.
Thee 'human being' is a concept KNOWN. To different human beings they have different concepts of 'human being', but, to me, the concept 'human being' is just KNOWN as the physical body with a non visible Mind and non visible thoughts and emotions. The 'human' part of 'human being' is just the physical body and physical organ part, and the 'being' part of 'human being' is just the non visible thoughts and emotions part. The two parts make up the 'human being'. This concept KNOWN is obviously able to know things.
"dontaskme", for example, is just a name given to one 'human being'. The concept of the 'human being' KNOWN as "dontaskme" knows things. When "dontaskme" explains what they know, then that is HOW I could prove what I have been telling and showing about just HOW the concept KNOWN ('human being', which one of is "dontaskme") knows.
Now I could tell and show "dontaskme" this from another perspective, but I will leave that for another time.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pmAge wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 3:35 pmIf there IS a Knower, which knows EVERY thing, then that Knower IS also KNOWN, so the KNOWN would KNOW EVERY thing.
The knower is known by the knower - so yes every thing is KNOWN by the knower...HOWEVER, the known doesn't know ANYTHING,
BUT, IF the Knower is KNOWN, by the Knower, then the KNOWN Knower DOES KNOW SOME thing.
The KNOWN Knower KNOWS Itself, at least.
If the KNOWN knows at least one thing, then it KNOWS some thing.
Therefore, the claim the KNOWN does not know ANY THING is incorrect, false, AND not true.
IF the KNOWN know some thing, then IT does NOT not know ANYTHING.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pmbecause the known is already known by the knower that knows everything.
So, again, the Knower IS the KNOWN, and IF as you say the Knower knows everything, then the KNOWN (Knower) does NOT not know ANY THING, It actual KNOWS EVERY thing.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pmWhat I mean is... a coffee cup is known...but it's not the coffee cup that knows it's coffee cup..the coffee cup is just a concept known to the knower...The knower is no thing knowing thing...do you see?
I ALREADY KNEW, quite some time ago, that a thing without the ability to know particular things would NOT know that it is a thing.
But, as I have hopefully explained, a thing, like the 'human being' thing, which can KNOW a relatively LOT compared to a lot of "other" things, CAN KNOW what 'it' is, and therefore be the Knower and the KNOWN, which MEANS the KNOWN can know SOME things.
This all depends on 'what' KNOWN, which we are discussing.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:48 pmAge wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 3:35 pmIF there IS a knower of ALL things, or ALL-THERE-IS, then that It also would be the Knower and the KNOWN of Its own Self.
Yes, agreed. Knower/knowing/ known are all ONE.
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Okay great. So what IS 'it' exactly, which you think I do not yet KNOW?
Just maybe if you STOP thinking or BELIEVING that I do NOT yet understand you, and instead just START thinking that just maybe we are LOOKING AT the EXACT SAME thing, but just from DIFFERENT perspectives.
Also, maybe IF you consider that OBVIOUSLY us two human beings have had vastly DIFFERENT past experiences, so we both OBVIOUSLY would NOT be able to SEE things from the EXACT SAME perspective, as we DO see things past on our OWN PAST EXPERIENCES. So, although we are LOOKING AT the EXACT SAME thing, we can only use our already and only grasped language, with OBVIOUSLY DIFFERENT meanings and definitions, to SEE FROM, and then explain what it is that we both SEE and UNDERSTAND.
Just some thing to think about and consider anyway.