Philosophy Mistaken Identity

[Fairy]

The human mind cannot deal with not knowing anything, so it constructs imagined ideologies, and calls it truth.


It's okay, we're all free to dream up the world according to our belief about it. According to what we think we know, but don't, but believe anyway.

[Eodnhoj7]

The Unknowable Truth Paradox


https://philosophyterms.com/the-unknowa ... h-paradox/


It's okay, we're all just firing blanks at a blank screen, mistaking the marks for reality. Including you atto (and me)

If truth is unknowable, then we are defining it by what it is not (ie knowable) and these negative limits (what it is not) put limits on it thus making it knowable as we know by limits.

[Age]

The human mind cannot deal with not knowing anything, so it constructs imagined ideologies, and calls it truth.

An example of human beings constructing imagined ideologies, and calling them 'truth', is claiming there is a 'human mind', and then calling, and believing, 'this' true.

It's okay, we're all free to dream up the world according to our belief about it.

Yes you human beings are ABSOLUTELY FREE to 'dream up' whatever you like and want to.

According to what we think we know, but don't, but believe anyway.

Even some of you BELIEVE that you HAVE TO BELIEVE 'things', anyway.

[Fairy]

The Unknowable Truth Paradox


https://philosophyterms.com/the-unknowa ... h-paradox/


It's okay, we're all just firing blanks at a blank screen, mistaking the marks for reality. Including you atto (and me)

If truth is unknowable, then we are defining it by what it is not (ie knowable) and these negative limits (what it is not) put limits on it thus making it knowable as we know by limits.

What, or who knows a 'Concept' can only be answered by another concept known. And yet, concepts know nothing. A paradox indeed.

[Fairy]

Everything is either true or not true, but not everything that is true can be proven true, and not everything false can be proven false. Despite this however, we can, in some cases, calculate the probability that something is true or not true, even when we can’t know for sure.

[Age]

Everything is either true or not true, but not everything that is true can be proven true, and not everything false can be proven false.

What do 'you' mean by, 'Everything is either true or not true', exactly? To me some things like 'moons' and 'planets' are neither true nor false. 'They' just are what 'they are'.

If a thing can not be proved true, then how do you know that that thing is true, exactly? Conversely, if a thing can not be proved false, then how would ANY one know that it is false, exactly?

Despite this however, we can, in some cases, calculate the probability that something is true or not true, even when we can’t know for sure.

If you can not know, for sure, then WHY worry about, or even want to know, if 'it' is true or not?

[Eodnhoj7]

The Unknowable Truth Paradox


https://philosophyterms.com/the-unknowa ... h-paradox/


It's okay, we're all just firing blanks at a blank screen, mistaking the marks for reality. Including you atto (and me)

If truth is unknowable, then we are defining it by what it is not (ie knowable) and these negative limits (what it is not) put limits on it thus making it knowable as we know by limits.

What, or who knows a 'Concept' can only be answered by another concept known. And yet, concepts know nothing. A paradox indeed.

Concept through concept as a concept is the occurence of knowing as a cycle.