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Tag Archives: space
The New Philosophy
The new philosophy will look to Europe, to the great American thinkers. But more importantly it will search for answers in blades of grass, atop the mountain, in the smallest atom and distended space. HUANGSHAN (Yellow Mountain) – Iconic Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Ideas
Tagged american, answers, atoms, Europe, grass, Huangshan, new, Philosophy, space
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Existence doesn’t posit existence…it’s just a quality of our travels through space/time. “Should is divine, unachievable…” And time is just an underrated instant.
Correlation – First Truths
Gottfried Leibniz was a contemporary of Spinoza (they are called the two greatest rationalists after Descartes – read correctly either way) who had reviewed the Ethics but did not agree philosophically on the grounds that it contradicted Orthodox belief. His … Continue reading
Posted in General Philosophies, Quotes
Tagged Aristotle, atom, body, conception, contingent, contradiction, creation, criticism, essentialism, God, independant, infinity, Leibniz, morality, necessary, negation, Philosophy, scholarship, soul, space, Spinoza, substance, time, truth, vacuum
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