sen
:"The search for
absolute truths is doomed both by the lack of a more absolute
standard by which we could recognise an absolute truth, and by our
own conditionality as knowers."
yeah. godel's hypothesis on sets or something.
:"the way we see truths is different --
not just abstractly, when doing philosophy or theology, but also
practically in everyday life."
ooooo. almost...almost the idea of >>>>motion<<< as part of it all.
:"society is structurally different to a tribal,
feudal "
u been in a middle school lunchroom lately????
read vanity fair, cosmo, the new yorker?
it;s just as feudal and tribal as ever.
there >>>is<<<a discussion going on concretely, even as 1861=1865 there was
discussion in the usa about the definition of "free" as to the definition of
tribe or aristocracy being internally found or externally imposed.
as u &i were once discussing at bnut...i offer to u, the J is a constant....
as is the B. and it has nothing at alllllllll to do with dualism, which is just
another illusion.
a continual resigning of the Sign to the deaf, who sometimes look up, and see.
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