> On 21 Aug 2018, at 14:22, Peter Sas <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Bruno,
> 
> Thanks for your comments. 
> 
> It is not my intention to presuppose a physical reality independent of 
> consciousness. Very simply put, I start with absolute (prereflective) 
> self-awareness (ASA) as explanatory primitive (indeed, as self-causing), then 
> I argue that this ASA through its inner recursivity is aware of N and R, and 
> finally that ASA 'sees' itself reflected in those patterns in the continuum 
> that mirror its essence, patterns that thus form the mathematical structure 
> of our universe... So the physical comes out as mathematical structure in the 
> 'Divine Mind'…

That is cool, but how would formalise the ASA? It looks like starting from the 
answer. I mean that to assume even just awareness or consciousness is a strong 
assumption.
What you say is still close to Mechanism and/or the universal machine theology, 
except that here we *bet* on mechanism, and assess the computational theory of 
mind, then we derive (from some “inner recursively” indeed) the cosmic 
consciousness (the consciousness of the universal machine before we put some 
application in it), which is similar to your ASA, and then everything 
(including the physical universe- emerges constructively from that, making the 
mechanist hypothesis testable. Consciousness can be quasi axiomatically defined 
by “true, non doubtable (and thus knowable), non provable, non definable”.

Personally I am skeptical of any ontological status for the real numbers. I am 
not sure that this would be compatible with Mechanism (its usual digital form).
Arithmetic needs to be “real” for just assuming Digital Mechanism but Analysis, 
Physics, even the induction axioms are preferably considered as number’s or 
machine’s mind tools. 

Best,

Bruno



> 
> Greets,
> P.
> 
> 
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