PureX
Veteran Member
Well that one is clearly wrong, as you and the world are only separated by ideation. In reality we are all one phenomena, including even the ideation.Let's lay out some basics we might be able to agree on.
I start with three assumptions / axioms, as I've likely mentioned to you before ─
that a world exists external to me
"Informing" is a very vague term in this context.that my senses are capable of informing me of that world, and
Everything in the world is interconnected because the world is a holistic singular phenomenal event. Our senses are a means of awareness of our connection within it. They "inform" us of the fact that the world and we are the same phenomena occurring. Yet that awareness creates the illusion that we are apart from the world, observing it. It's a paradox for us.
Perception is conception. Until we understand this, we understand nothing.
And yet it reveals so little to us. It helps us survive, but it can't tell us why.that reason is a valid tool.
We don't really know anything. We just pretend we do. That's the only axiom I can see.(They have in common that none of them can be demonstrated to be correct without first assuming they're already correct.)
Do you accept those axioms? Do you wish to add any of your own?
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