To create the future we must shout from the rooftops: A is not equal to A.
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Rewriting The Classical Laws of Logic- This Time Around Based On Organic Reality
The Third Law: The Law of The Included Middle
No statement is true or false. The reality lies in the dialectic in between these two impossible poles.
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Rewriting The Classical Laws of Logic- This Time Around Based On Organic Reality
The Second Law: The Law of Contradiction
Any statement not containing a contradiction is false.
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The First Law: The Law of Non-Identity
A can never be equal to A, as A is never the same from one moment to the next.
For A to be equal to A we would have to deny time, change, and nature. We have been doing this far too long.
Platoism for The Masses
Christianity simply served as a buffer while Platonism (the real equals the rational) trickled down to the masses.
So now here we are in an age with an absolute faith in science. The only problem being that the rational was never equal to the real. And so the age of mental illness is born.
Positively Nothing
“…reason has only one means of accounting for that which does not come from itself, and that is to reduce it to nothingness… The process is still going on today… under the names of science and Positivism.”
William Barrett Irrational Man
The Thinker
“The thinker whose thought is central, however, is always attuned to some urgent question of their time, of which the time itself is unaware.”
William Barrett Irrational Man
Don’t Eat The Menu
Trying to understand life through an idea is like trying to get full by eating a menu.
Death and Reason
It is reason that has made death seem meaningless, and life meaningful only when we don’t think of death.
Experience
As a subjective thinker (as opposed to an objective theorist), you can only believe in what you experience. And so you have to experience everything.