Re: 'Knowledge' and 'Belief' as Primordial Antitheses
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2020 6:14 pm
nothing wrote: ↑Wed Jul 01, 2020 9:34 amSymbols define reality?
Or reality defines symbols?
Both therefore proposition one is true and as true necessitates symbols as real phenomenon in themselves.
One must beg/end in the reality, not with symbols.
All converging and diverging from a point, which the point as the most universal symbol necessitates reality beginning and ending with symbols in one respect. Dually where all symbols act as mediators to some phenomena and this phenomena mediates to further phenomenon, the symbol and phenomena both equivocate through the same nature.
Symbols don't define anything - they are tools we use as "extensions" of our own human faculties.
A symbol is not a destination, it helps get the journey started. The reality is not a symbol(s).
See above.
You have 'real' and 'imaginary' confused.
"Thus the real is necessary and as necessary is an unimaginable event in itself."
One can not imagine the reality, as reality precedes imagination.
Imagination, as the giving of image to a phenomena, is a part of reality thus real as an eveng.
The Α∞Ω can be used to try your own presumptions against their own counter-part(s).
This can virtually invert upside-down perception(s) back up-right instantly only if/when
the person is able to acknowledge their own presumption may be "upside-down".
Same problem.
Same solution.
Yes, that which is imaginary is real as a phenomena.
"The real, as necessary for the imaginary event of definition (considering definition is an event), is a grounding for what is imagined."
Is more accurate. This "event" is the adoption of a belief(s) which are not necessarily true
which begins a cycle(s) of suffering. Knowing all not to believe ceases such suffering.
All belief is the acceptance of a phenomena, such as a description or story.
As such belief is inevitable.
I don't assume anything of the sort, the assumption is rather your own.
I related a long time ago I moved to a different forum composed
of people who actually have/study a physical theory of the universe, thus
are able to subject it to any/all known relation(s) therein/thereof.
The physical universe results in abstractions and these abstractions as extensions of the physical universe are real. One cannot say matter alone is what constitutes reality given that both matter and abstractions operate through forms. A thing exists because it has form. Form is the universal median to all phenomena.
Reducing everything to physics is a fallacy.
This was always my intention with CKIIT: that the solution
be fully compatible with the structure of the physical universe
either real (Einstein was right) and/or imagined (not).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwUd9gHusc0
One of the most enlightened beings on the planet also agrees:
"Belief is death, actually."
Belief is inevitable and dually one of the most enlightened being state faith is one of the three most important things one can have.
It is not worth my time to argue with loopy individuals
who can not realize the loops are their own shades: evolution
is a forward progression above and beyond a cyclic one.
At the level of the human being, the evolution of that being
is placed directly in their own conscious (or not) hands.
What they make of it is of their own making.
Involution, as the converging of phenomenon, is the dual state to evolution as a polar opposite. The cyclical nature of the universe is universal, one phenomena alternates into another.
It is not meant to change anything, it is meant to first acknowledge things just the way they are.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 30, 2020 8:09 pm If reality is not modified through descriptions then your theory changes nothing.
However descriptions do modify reality. A series of schematics, used to build a car, are the means in which a car is formed from base materials. The abstractions act as a means of change.
Nothing can change unless the nature of the existential reality becomes conscious in a/the being, hence
conscious knowledge of ignorance. The knowledge actually only relates to the being themselves.
Acknowledging an event is in itself an event thus a process of change. If your theory is not meant to change an interpretation of a phenomena then you are lying to yourself.
If one does not know themselves, whatever distortions they have about themselves
is the same degree(s) to which their perception of the existential reality is distorted.
This is why "know thy self" is practically axiomatic - it can not not be.
To know oneself is a loop as it observes self reflection as a process of self observation. Between that reciprocality, you are arguing for loops without even knowing it.
