On Oct 31, 1:12 pm, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The implication of existence: 7 self evident truths of existence
> 1 Self evident truth 1: I exist: You exist.
> 2 Self evident truth 2: Everything has form.
2 has to be utterly dependant on the perceptual qualities of those
mentioned in 1, without which 2 is invalid.
> 3 Self evident truth 3: Everything has function...
This is false. Many things useful to 1 and perceived within the narrow
context of 2 may have function , but this is not a necessary and
certainly not self evident truth.
> 4 Self evident truth 4: Form & Function (setting the stage for a
> causer)
one thing AND another is not a truth.
> 5 Anecdotes of a Causer
> 5.1 Self evident truth 5: I believe: You believe.
> 5.2 Self evident truth 6: Order and Complexity
> 5.3 Self evident truth 7: Choice & Personal responsibility.
This does not make much sense
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