Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
Negations occur in continuum. If I am negating a bad habit, such as eating donuts, by reminding myself they harm my body. I dont not negate not negate the action of not eating a donut presented to me once, I negate it everytime the donut is presented to me.
Hence knowledge is not-a-continuum as it
relies on cessation of any/all continuum(s).
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
If I know, through the repetition of the assumed experience in my psyche, that the donut will make me sick then I will continually negate any and all acts of eating the donut.
And if you do not?
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
This may occur with someone present it to me and I saying "no", or not buying it in the grocery store as I walk past them.
...
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
Assumption is a continuum, we and all of nature, does it naturally.
It cannot be avoided or embraced as it is beyond either.
This is not necessarily true. It's such a shame you can not see past this: a lingering brilliance-in-waiting, but closed-off dark otherwise.
You can avoid/negate it by taking the inverse of (if) knowing
anothers' assumption(s).
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
Through a new set of negative patterns....one can call these fallacies in logic, or discipline in action, etc.
We assume it because we see those around us, who are variations of us on form, experience it.
False:
i. death assumes the being, not the other way around (inversion-inference). It is equivalent to
void acting on/against a being (and/or vice versa) such to equivocate any/all experience into knowledge,
which necessitates death (hence: not assumed by, but known by).
ii. One can acknowledge symbols used by (the monotheistic god of) Judaism/Christianity/Islam (for example) as
possibly empirical (ie. potent nonetheless) and grant/use the same potential validity of the symbols
as espoused to by the *very*ideologies*themselves to undermine them. Eg. Jews/Christians/Muslims BuhLIEEVVEE Moses was a prophet of a/the monotheistic god. Moses (ie. Moshe, Musa) is believed to have authored five books. These five books are thus
relatively empirical without my own assuming/believing them to be, though I would (and do) both
acknowledge and
grant such
empiricism for the sake of argument (ie. to undermine).
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
The book in front of you saying it is a translation of moses is empirical and assumed for what it is...you have not seen moses or a the tablets the books claimed empirically...
you assume the stories passed down to you.
This is only what the believers in/of them assume, not me. Because I acknowledge others' assumption(s) relating to the books of Moses without myself assuming the same to be true (
for knowing it is certainly not), we all collapse into a shared context/denominator and thus can be evaluated on those terms.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
CKIIT is an assumed pattern of interpretation, as a form of interpretation it becomes an image more or less.
CKIIT negates any/all assumed pattern(s) of interpretation by drawing out their finitude(s).
It is active, effective and working despite/regardless what others assume/believe: it both accounts and allows for it viz.
P =/= P
P = *P.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
An all knowing God would have to be omnipresent thus also know and experience beleif as well.
i. An all-knowing god would not necessarily have to be omnipresent
ii. An all-knowing god can not experience belief-based ignorance(s) while/as knowing they are such - contradiction.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
Beliefs replicate beliefs as knowledge replicate knowledge, this replication is inevitable.
Because they have a shared property does not indicate they can not be distinguished.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
All beliefs are grounded in knowledge. A unicorn may be believed in, but that composes the unicorn are empirically know parts of a horse and horn rearranged into one pattern which does not align in empirical reality.
This is not necessarily true. Please no more unicorns: they are
unreal.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
I may believe "Sally goes to the bank on wednesdays", but even of this is false it does not negate "Sally", "bank", "Wednesday" exists.
Sally may be known to herself believe "Sally", "bank", "Wednesday" exists.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
This is an assumed belief.
Inverse is true: the negation of any/all.
Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:11 pm
You do understand your system, is a system of belief correct? Considering you do not know or not know it works?
Your own assumption: lamp with red hue shade complains of seeing red.
It is a basic system of orientation: it just fixes itself towards a real-existential dichotomy of any/all knowledge negating any/all belief. It was built using a known reference-frame: Judaism/Christianity/Islam (all, in all) and derives the first gradation(s) according to that reference-frame (relative, not
empirical despite
empiricism being subjective).
It therefor has a
need to "void itself": taking the form(lessness) of the void.
P =/= P
_______
allows: any/all existence unknown unto itself.
equiv: P is not necessarily P, but certainly can be
Recall LORI:
can not infer unknown by way of unknown.
P^inf = 0
_______
P can be +P or -P allowing any/all relative reference(s) owing to any/all (non-)existence of P
P =/= P
P = +P (<->) -P
_______
allows: any/all
relative (e)motion
Now P can be orientated/subjected to a/the fixed void:
2 I AM (willing to)
1 BELIEVE
0 *not to* <-*negation
-1 (any/all)
-2 KNOW
___________________
-(e) I AM (willing to) KNOW (any/all) *not to* BELIEVE
+(e) I AM (willing to) BELIEVE *not to* (any/all) KNOW
P =/= P
P = +P (<->) -P
P = *P
*P^inf = *P
_____________
*P can be in a relative state as either +P or -P
Therefor whatever the subject
emerges as, say after one solar year, whatever it is (to be known), can be inferred by virtue of knowing any/all
it is not.
The most important point is this: like "belief", assumption has "substance" to it which invariably acts on/as any/all (e)motion. Ckiit assumes an (e)motion
less state by referencing a void one. Void is thus needed to draw out any/all (e)motion of any/all subjects and their cause(s) contrary to what is otherwise void.
Ckiit therefor can be used to predict the solution by establishing an orientation: one tends towards suffering/death (according to the context of Judaism/Christianity/Islam) thus finds its
inverse: hence, Conscious Knowledge of Ignorance
Inference Theorem which tends towards (the inverse of) perpetual conflict due to the problem-in-and-of-itself of "GOOD vs. EVIL": BELIEF.
It takes a believer to believe evil is good.
It takes any/all knowledge of any/all not to believe, to have any/all knowledge of good and evil.
-(e) I AM (willing to)
KNOW (any/all) *not to*
BELIEVE <-*tends towards all-knowing god
+(e) I AM (willing to)
BELIEVE *not to* (any/all)
KNOW <-* tends towards inverse of ^^^ (ie. so-called satan)
https://ibb.co/t3LmNrr
If even it does not contribute to establishing a "trending towards" world peace, it will be able to
empirically indicate why world peace does not exist: choice (the problem-in-and-of-itself) which certainly has a counter-part *not* acted upon towards the same.