Certainty

[Age]

After my last post I feel pretty good about asking another question, seen as I got the answer last time…

I’m looking for the relationship from uncertainty to certainty, to apply this knowledge to verify various truths that may lead to a better world.

If we define uncertainty in the definition of certainty, the lack of knowledge will not contradict the notion of certainty because it is included in the definition.

So there’s my question
-Oliver

I am not sure where is 'your question', here.

But, if you would like 'the answer' to some thing like, 'How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'? then just let me know, as 'the answer'' is extremely simple, and easy.

However if you are looking for something else, and/or 'your question', is something else, then okay. If you like you can also let me know.

What is your ‘said’ answer

What is my 'said answer' to what 'said question', exactly?

you, obviously, have not yet 'said', nor written, 'the question', clearly, which you appear to be seeking 'an answer' to, here.

[Ollie.ha]

'the answer' to some thing like, 'How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'?

[Impenitent]

How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'?

kicking a sleeping dog is a bad idea...

-Imp

[Dubious]

How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'?

As long as there's a separation between subject and contemplated object, there is no such thing as being absolutely certain about anything.

[Ollie.ha]

'the answer' to some thing like, 'How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'?

This is my question

[popeye1945]

Truth is experience to the individual, to a group of individuals, it is a collective agreement.

[Martin Peter Clarke]

I am invincibly absolutely certain of nature's (qualitatively) unchangeable eternal infinity.

I'm also relatedly invincibly absolutely >certain< that there is no consensual, consilient, warranted, justified, true reason to know anything but nature. That God proves His existence by denying it 110%

And, again, matter does mind. Obviously. Unquestionably.

No argument.

Or rather nothing but fallacious fantasies.

[Ollie.ha]

I think if you took two elements, and introduced them to each other, you should be able to check for the equality of said objects….

So like comparing “best” with “script”

[Age]

'the answer' to some thing like, 'How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'?

Through, and by, agreement and acceptance, obviously.

[Age]

How can you get from 'uncertainty' to being absolutely 'certain' about some thing'?

As long as there's a separation between subject and contemplated object, there is no such thing as being absolutely certain about anything.

How many of 'these people' are going to make absolute (truth) claims about there being no absolute (truth) claims.

And, how many times do 'they' have to be asked things like, 'Can you really not yet see the contradiction in 'the claim', itself?'

[Age]

I am invincibly absolutely certain of nature's (qualitatively) unchangeable eternal infinity.

I'm also relatedly invincibly absolutely that there is no consensual, consilient, warranted, justified, true reason to know anything but nature. That God proves His existence by denying it 110%

Why does 'this one' keep going on about God proving Its existence by denying it?

Also, notice how many people, here, in the days when this was being written, consistently believed and claimed that God was 'male gendered'?

And, again, matter does mind. Obviously. Unquestionably.

No argument.

Or rather nothing but fallacious fantasies.

As 'this one' would say.

[Ollie.ha]

I am invincibly absolutely certain of nature's (qualitatively) unchangeable eternal infinity.

I'm also relatedly invincibly absolutely >certain< that there is no consensual, consilient, warranted, justified, true reason to know anything but nature. That God proves His existence by denying it 110%

And, again, matter does mind. Obviously. Unquestionably.

No argument.

Or rather nothing but fallacious fantasies.

I actually thought this was incredibly insightful and very helpful at paining a picture of both the conflict and agreeing of certainty and uncertainty. Almost like a poem…

[Martin Peter Clarke]

I am invincibly absolutely certain of nature's (qualitatively) unchangeable eternal infinity.

I'm also relatedly invincibly absolutely >certain< that there is no consensual, consilient, warranted, justified, true reason to know anything but nature. That God proves His existence by denying it 110%

And, again, matter does mind. Obviously. Unquestionably.

No argument.

Or rather nothing but fallacious fantasies.

I actually thought this was incredibly insightful and very helpful at paining a picture of both the conflict and agreeing of certainty and uncertainty. Almost like a poem…

You're too kind Ollie.ha.

I can speak only for my own interiority. Which nothing from kinder, smarter, better educated, more artistic, articulate, sensitive people can touch.

[Ollie.ha]

There’s a difference between applying something and realizing it…

[popeye1945]

There’s a difference between applying something and realizing it…

The will, or the state of the will, active or inactive.