1. P actually has four poles as two pairs of conjugates: only two are being discussed as the other two are counter-space.Actually P is subject to other variable under a tautology.
2. Why? Because you say it is?
1. P actually has four poles as two pairs of conjugates: only two are being discussed as the other two are counter-space.Actually P is subject to other variable under a tautology.
nothing wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 3:22 pm1. P actually has four poles as two pairs of conjugates: only two are being discussed as the other two are counter-space.Actually P is subject to other variable under a tautology.
2. Why? Because you say it is?
P only exists because of the variables it manifests as.
If it is a cow, then (P <--> C).
If the number one, then (P-->n1).
Etc.
P can represent an infinite number of things and as such P exists if and only if it is infinite.
P is infinite and any statement that determines what P is makes P finite. In shorter terms P is defined by contexts outside of it.
If I say:
"P"
"P eats grass in a field."
"P is the color red."
"P is not happy".
In each of these contexts P means a different thing, in the first it can mean anything, however in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th it means a different things as the variables outside it define it.
There is only one variable with P: potential.P only exists because of the variables it manifests as.
It is any (im)potential (un)conscious being.If it is a cow, then (P <--> C).
If the number one, then (P-->n1).
No, it can not.P can represent an infinite number of things...
No, it is not.P is infinite...
You do not say.If I say:
Potentially is unactualized form from one angle of awareness, actual from another.nothing wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 8:05 pmThere is only one variable with P: potential.P only exists because of the variables it manifests as.
It is any (im)potential (un)conscious being.If it is a cow, then (P <--> C).
If the number one, then (P-->n1).
No, it can not.P can represent an infinite number of things...
No, it is not.P is infinite...
...only in potential.
You do not say.If I say:
I actually see it from a potentially dissimilar angle.Potentially is unactualized form from one angle of awareness, actual from another.
B has no intrinsic potential until A is actualized.From a time zone where A progresses to B to B1 both B and B1 are potential.
From a time zone where A progressed to C and C can progress to D or D1, B as a potential in one time zone is an actual in another.
It exists independent of it.All knowledge exists through time.
P is not strictly potential.You cannot say P is strictly potential, when P itself is actual as a quality that contains dynamic change (ie the further variables which stem from it).
You are not taking into account time.nothing wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2019 4:16 pmI actually see it from a potentially dissimilar angle.Potentially is unactualized form from one angle of awareness, actual from another.
B has no intrinsic potential until A is actualized.From a time zone where A progresses to B to B1 both B and B1 are potential.
From a time zone where A progressed to C and C can progress to D or D1, B as a potential in one time zone is an actual in another.
P is taken as its own isolated arbitrary variable.
O --/-> P --/-> Q
It exists independent of it.All knowledge exists through time.
P is not strictly potential.You cannot say P is strictly potential, when P itself is actual as a quality that contains dynamic change (ie the further variables which stem from it).
*P is a definite(ly unknown) variable which can behave according to a variable potential vs. actualized motion(s) viz. direction/orientation.
I have a circled pentagram.
LEG+2 CREATION
ARM -1 = Knowledge-negating-belief
HEAD: *P viz. will; equal capacity for good/evil
ARM +1 = Belief-based-ignorance
LEG -2 DESTRUCTION
______________________________________________________
-P Tree of Living Forever
+P Tree of Suffering/Death
It's intrinsically implied: time is a circle to which *P is invariably subject to.You are not taking into account time.
And P is as a variable is a loop as each replacement of P is a variation of P.
This is a part of the solution, not any problem.And P is as a variable is a loop as each replacement of P is a variation of P.
nothing wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 1:57 pmThis is a part of the solution, not any problem.And P is as a variable is a loop as each replacement of P is a variation of P.
Solutions are variations of the problem as the problem is a context of further contexts where the answer is a context(s) that exists as a variation of the problem.
For example the question: "Is the sky blue" is a set of contexts that results in specific other contexts (ie yes, no, positive, negative, color, space, etc.
*P is a variable bi-directional loop (ie. pentagon) whose "variation"
can either approach suffering or liberation. Such represents
the apex becoming either knowledge-negating-belief and/or belief(-based ignorance).
Each new variation (ie. solar year) can be compared with the last
to clarify the orientation to/from liberation/suffering.
False solutions (!) are variations of any problem as the problem is (then) a context of further contexts where the true answer is a context(s) that exists as a solution to the problem (incl. any/all derived further contexts).Solutions are variations of the problem as the problem is a context of further contexts where the answer is a context(s) that exists as a variation of the problem.
The same is true with belief.
*ceases thinking*I think not, knowing I am willing not to think.
*ceases believing*I believe not, knowing I am willing not to believe.
Beliefs are thoughts, that is correct. What is to believe about one's own existence?
False, a solution to a problem is merely the problem existing in a new variation. A problem is a deficit by nature and grounded in some localized portion of reality being analyzed.nothing wrote: ↑Sun Nov 17, 2019 5:24 pmFalse solutions (!) are variations of any problem as the problem is (then) a context of further contexts where the true answer is a context(s) that exists as a solution to the problem (incl. any/all derived further contexts).Solutions are variations of the problem as the problem is a context of further contexts where the answer is a context(s) that exists as a variation of the problem.
Solution is the acknowledgement / cessation of any genesis of any problem.
Any/all solutions fire-and-foremost require acknowledgement of any/all problems,
including of any/all belief-based ignorance(s).
Having no conscious knowledge of ones own ignorance is thus a problem-in-and-of-itself
as it would take "belief" to sustain problem-as-solution. See: belief-based religion esp. Islam.