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==> philosophy . . . ta dah!
. . . . . . . . The HEXASOPHE . . . . . . . . .
01 - courage of imagination is primal being.
02 - intensity of belief alone fails to guarantee truth of belief.
03 - reality is the future, and the future is reality.
04 - absolute logicality saps humanity.
05 - ascribing to dasein any purpose, however ostensibly noble, may NOT be degradation most vile.
06 - consciousness is its own ideality.
As for the word in italics, it is German vernacular for human existence. By employing that word, I hope I'm paying homage to Martin "Marty" Heidegger. The first hexasophe should make it all too obvious to any philosophy grad student that I regard Friedrich "Fritz" Nietzsche as a significant event in the history of humanity.
As for the word in all caps, I figure it's a reasonable compromise with people, who ascribe as much weight to faith as to empiricality.
Coming up with a quick and dirty elucidation of the last hexasophe is just a tad beyond me. Likely enough, the average philosophy grad student would arrive at a very reasonable inference about HEGEL'S CONCEPT OF EXPERIENCE.
Much farther down in this blog . . . in fact, the very first post . . . one finds The CORLEONE MANIFESTO. Some people, who do earnestly concern themselves with speculative thought, might assume that the MANIFESTO preceded the HEXASOPHE. Nothing could be further from the truth. It's the other way round.
toodles
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.he who is known as sefton
. . . . . . . . The HEXASOPHE . . . . . . . . .
01 - courage of imagination is primal being.
02 - intensity of belief alone fails to guarantee truth of belief.
03 - reality is the future, and the future is reality.
04 - absolute logicality saps humanity.
05 - ascribing to dasein any purpose, however ostensibly noble, may NOT be degradation most vile.
06 - consciousness is its own ideality.
As for the word in italics, it is German vernacular for human existence. By employing that word, I hope I'm paying homage to Martin "Marty" Heidegger. The first hexasophe should make it all too obvious to any philosophy grad student that I regard Friedrich "Fritz" Nietzsche as a significant event in the history of humanity.
As for the word in all caps, I figure it's a reasonable compromise with people, who ascribe as much weight to faith as to empiricality.
Coming up with a quick and dirty elucidation of the last hexasophe is just a tad beyond me. Likely enough, the average philosophy grad student would arrive at a very reasonable inference about HEGEL'S CONCEPT OF EXPERIENCE.
Much farther down in this blog . . . in fact, the very first post . . . one finds The CORLEONE MANIFESTO. Some people, who do earnestly concern themselves with speculative thought, might assume that the MANIFESTO preceded the HEXASOPHE. Nothing could be further from the truth. It's the other way round.
toodles
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.he who is known as sefton
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