Tag:philosophy

All the articles with the tag "philosophy".

• Log 2023-11-06

  Posted on:November 6, 2023 | at 02:43 PM

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• Feeling Abstraction

  Posted on:January 18, 2015 | at 04:00 AM

  Reductionist mechanisms in Physical Existence are Energy & Energy Transfer. We are all physically made of Energy. Feeling an abstract notion such as Energy Transfer may seem tricky; however, it's simply connection. A trick to feeling abstract terms is connect to something more familiar, such as a physical sensation.

• Do Not Worry, Everything Exists

  Posted on:January 3, 2015 | at 11:45 AM

  Does God exist? Surely, Santa Claus & Unicorns do not exist. Yet we are talking about them. If they don't exist, why & how am I talking about them? Santa Claus & Unicorns do exist, as fictional characters; more on God later. Everything Exists. The concept conceptually exists. It may also physically exist; like the men who name themselves Santa Claus.

• Why Say History When You Can Say Story?

  Posted on:December 19, 2014 | at 05:50 AM

  In culture, we are taught to distinguish history & story as two separate concepts. Some (falsely) think of history being a masculine version of story (his story). However, history & story can be used interchangeably. Here's why.

• Magic Connections with the Philosophy of Language

  Posted on:December 10, 2014 | at 07:15 AM

  Magic exists! Well, if you have listened to me lately, you will hear that everything exists (including fiction). When everything exists, we can recapture the entirety of language from those who impose restrictions on Existence. We have all heard "that does not exist". We can now say, "that" does exist & "that" is a useful concept.

• Philosophy — Existence is God & God Exists

  Posted on:December 3, 2014 | at 12:00 PM

  I’m happy to utilize, and prove, God’s existence. Since Existence is God and Existence, well exists, God Exists in this Philosophy. It’s about how God & Existence is defined.

• Re: Doing Good in the Addiction Economy

  Posted on:September 8, 2013 | at 06:13 PM

  Interesting but long-winded post, IMO. But then, maybe my impatience toward long posts is telling in the short term rewards culture we live in. Of course, time is valuable, and trying to get to the core concept of some the writing is often the goal. We don’t seem to savor the journey as much, or the journey has changed to be our lives toward success…