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A Note on the Concept of Literal Truth (opens the original)
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This note is another round in my exchange with asking what I find to be literally true in the cosmology created by the danish mystic Martinus, rather than primarily poetic, existential, or interpretive?I’m not sure I ever took anything in Martinus’ worldview to be literally true and I don’t think Martinus intended anyone to accept what he was saying literally. But that being said, I don’t consider literal truth to be the highest form of truth. On the contrary it comes across in my view as a rath
A note about absolute certainty (opens the original)
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This note is chapter 3 in an exchange I’m having with about what, if anything, licenses us to talk about the absolute, and if applicable how.Nathan, in his second response, has a large number objections to my musings, both my own, and those I attribute to my great inspiration Martinus. I’m happy to grant him just about all of them. He didn’t misread or misquote me, or Martinus for that matter. On the contrary he explicated with great care and consideration where he is c
What is unconditional or absolute? (opens the original)
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This article was inspired by a comment made by to a brief post of mine stating that scientists and philosophers ought to adress what is unconditional or absolute. Nathan rightly argued that the formulation sneaked in a form of foundationalism assuming that there is something absolute or unconditional and he suggested that the right question to ask is whether there is something absolute or unconditional in the first place. He also referred to infinitism as a coherent view questioning that assumpt
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