No, not "life" the word. Being alive.
For if you were dead - you wouldn't care about logic, philosophy, science or "truth".
All founationalism is grounded in unquestion axioms and as such have a symbolic nature within the consciousness which effectively directs it, language and consciousness are inseperable.
So you will forgive me for putting you on the spot again. Is this a true or false statement?
Bullshit!
You know it is wrong because it is axiomatic, but you claim you did not derive it from any axioms...that is why:
Uhh...that is why you are an idiot. You claimed "I derived it without any axioms"...but "murder is wrong" is an axiom.
Well, you might not consider them 'proper' scientists, but sociologists of science explicitly study science as science. Apart from that, the fact that scientific claims and discoveries are so rigorously scrutinised tells you just how introspective scientists actually are. A great deal of their effort is spent on testing whether what they are doing really is 'science'.
Hang on a mo. What exactly do you think I am denying?
Any (preferably repeatable) empirical data point.
As above. Are you sure you don't mean 'hypotheses' when you talk about "prior "facts" effectively being negated by the new ones"?Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:01 pmIn trying to "fit in" with the public materialistic mindset philosophy mimiced the nature of the "wheel of science" which continually dissolves facts into further "facts" with any prior "facts" effectively being negated by the new ones. Hence most scientific facts are strictly just spontaneously localization of certain relations we use to guide how we percieve the world; hence ourselves.And what is a fact?
uwot wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 9:43 pmWell, you might not consider them 'proper' scientists, but sociologists of science explicitly study science as science. Apart from that, the fact that scientific claims and discoveries are so rigorously scrutinised tells you just how introspective scientists actually are. A great deal of their effort is spent on testing whether what they are doing really is 'science'.
That is what is scary...all that work for some fact to replace it years later.
Hang on a mo. What exactly do you think I am denying?
A=A or in this case "Fact=Fact"
Any (preferably repeatable) empirical data point.
Empirical data, because it is finite and probabalistic, eventually does not repeat itself given a change in frameworks.
As above. Are you sure you don't mean 'hypotheses' when you talk about "prior "facts" effectively being negated by the new ones"?Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:01 pmIn trying to "fit in" with the public materialistic mindset philosophy mimiced the nature of the "wheel of science" which continually dissolves facts into further "facts" with any prior "facts" effectively being negated by the new ones. Hence most scientific facts are strictly just spontaneously localization of certain relations we use to guide how we percieve the world; hence ourselves.And what is a fact?
So facts are P=P?
That's science for you.
Can you show me where you think I said that?
Well, each instance is unique, but if you drop something heavy, it will fall to the ground. Pick it up. Drop it again and the same thing will happen. Two separate facts. You can then start to hypothesise that heavy things always fall when you drop them, but it's not a fact until you have established it by dropping everything, forever.
No. As I said:
But again:
uwot wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 10:08 pmThat's science for you.
That is also entropy.
Can you show me where you think I said that?
So "The facts are the facts" is not "P is P" or "P=P"...etc.?
Well, each instance is unique, but if you drop something heavy, it will fall to the ground. Pick it up. Drop it again and the same thing will happen. Two separate facts. You can then start to hypothesise that heavy things always fall when you drop them, but it's not a fact until you have established it by dropping everything, forever.
Ehhh..."forever" is not an axiom you accept....neither is it one in empiricism.
No. As I said:But again:Facts are interpretations.
Clearly you and I have different understandings of 'entropy'.
"The facts are the facts" is not an Aristotelian identity, but I was hoping you would show me where you thought I denied it.
It's the problem of induction.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:01 pmEmpirical data, because it is finite and probabalistic, eventually does not repeat itself given a change in frameworks.Ehhh..."forever" is not an axiom you accept....neither is it one in empiricism.uwot wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 9:43 pmWell, each instance is unique, but if you drop something heavy, it will fall to the ground. Pick it up. Drop it again and the same thing will happen. Two separate facts. You can then start to hypothesise that heavy things always fall when you drop them, but it's not a fact until you have established it by dropping everything, forever.
That's another point on which we differ. In my book, hypotheses are interpretations of facts.
Yes, and all facts exist through hyptothesis. Both the hypothesis and the fact are strictly frameworks of interpretations. A= B connected to C. Period.uwot wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 10:48 pmClearly you and I have different understandings of 'entropy'.
That is entropy right there...divergence, with the words "divergence" and "entropy" being subject to the same phenomenon they observe.
"The facts are the facts" is not an Aristotelian identity, but I was hoping you would show me where you thought I denied it.It's the problem of induction.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:01 pmEmpirical data, because it is finite and probabalistic, eventually does not repeat itself given a change in frameworks.Ehhh..."forever" is not an axiom you accept....neither is it one in empiricism.uwot wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 9:43 pmWell, each instance is unique, but if you drop something heavy, it will fall to the ground. Pick it up. Drop it again and the same thing will happen. Two separate facts. You can then start to hypothesise that heavy things always fall when you drop them, but it's not a fact until you have established it by dropping everything, forever.
Not really, it is a problem of axioms.
That's another point on which we differ. In my book, hypotheses are interpretations of facts.
A hypothesis is a method for obtaining new knowledge from pre existing knowledgeuwot wrote:
In my book hypotheses are interpretations of facts