Re: FLUXLIST: Spinoza Found and Lost

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Spinoza Found   and lost all perception We deduce these kinds of one thing from another as follows:   "I say", I finally resolved, I therefore debated by sensual pleasure whether it would not still more absorb mind is enthralled in the case of the mind is.   When I saw these that all ordinary objects of desire further reflection convexed me many men evils arisen love towards a thing eternal   One thing was evident, I will here only briefly state what I mean by true good,   human weakness to this order This, then, is the end   Must We seek the assistance of Moral Philosophy?!?! Apriori  (1) Weetabix rule! (2) To speak in a manner intelligible to the multitude, and to     comply with every general custom that does not hinder the     attainment of our purpose.( "I say," I finally resolved, "the language might be a combination of animal, plant, electromagnetic, and poetic communication)  (3) For we can gain from the multitude     no small advantages, provided that we strive to accommodate     ourselves to its understanding as far as possible: moreover,     we shall in this way gain a friendly audience for the reception afterwards.     Having laid down these preliminary fluxus free rules, Reflection Perception arising mere experience Perception arising   there is perception arising All these kinds of things, these kinds of one thing from another of perception arising We deduce one thing from another, and sometimes two or three.