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From the End of a Dream No One Knows: A Description of the Philosophy of Relations and Information
If you want to know who I am, Click here for the introduction about me. Although the importance of it, as a problem of philosophy, I guess the concept of “relation” has not been given much attention—though I can’t rely on my poor knowledg
A Tribute for Nagarjuna : Around the Truth of Anti-Time Solipsism
↓ 日本語版 : Japanese version ↓ I'll leave the argument about “time” that I wrote 8-9 years ago, though I don't know if it's correct or not. The reason I'll do it is because I was so moved while reading “Mūlamadhyamakakārikā” by Nagarjuna and
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"From the End of a Dream No One Knows" 6.Closing—Beyond the End of Dream Will Be…
This is all about the systematic description of the philosophy of relations and information at this point. This article was created by deleting unnecessary parts from the essay that had been published separately on note, adding parts that a
"From the End of a Dream No One Knows" 5.The Place Still Shared by Science and the Religions
So far, I have been talking about comparisons and relations as a lost moment. I think those writings probably have some meaning philosophically. Finally, I will discuss two types of truth in this chapter. On the one hand, these are about a
"From the End of a Dream No One Knows" 4.The Great Question-Answer Process
In this chapter, I will focus on the relationship between the previous discussion and “questioning.” From the perspective of theory of relation and comparison, “questioning” or “answering” is the essential state of beings in this world, an
"From the End of a Dream No One Knows" 3.The Form of the World, the Forms in the World, the Form “Good” and “Bad” Weave
In the previous chapter, I defined “information” as selection in the beginning and said that we can think of “comparison” as a state of waiting for what is selected from possible values, and “relation” as interlocking selections (informat
"From the End of a Dream No One Knows" 2.The Relation as Intellect
If you think this essay is too long to read, I recommend you to read 2-5.Money of Intellect. I think it's the most interesting section. Comparison, why is it considered to be the most primordial phenomenon of intellect? Or what is “compari
"From the End of a Dream No One Knows" 1.Introduction—The Primordial Problem of Intellect
1.Introduction—The Primordial Problem of Intellect1-1.The Theory of Idea by Plato and the Definition of Information by Bateson In “Theaetetus,” Plato made Socrates argue against Protagoras, Heraclitus and Empedokles. He said that these ad