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“Ultimate”: use carefully
“Ultimate” and “ultimately” are words that often turn up in discussions of meaningness.Two examples, one eternalist and the other nihilist:“The ultimate nature of Being is Love.”“Ultimately, the mind...
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Against “really”
“Really” is a dangerous little weasel-word. It is used to intimidate you into accepting dubious metaphysical claims.
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“Ultimate”: use carefully
“Ultimate” and “ultimately” are words that often turn up in discussions of meaningness.Two examples, one eternalist and the other nihilist:“The ultimate nature of Being is Love.”“Ultimately, the mind...
View ArticleNon-existence: Scarlet Leviathan
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Monism and dualism contain each other
Pathological counter-dependencyMonism and dualism are opposites. But because each is obviously wrong, each turns into the other when cornered. A devious trick!Monism is the stance that fixates sameness...
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Against “really”
“Really” is a dangerous little weasel-word. It is used to intimidate you into accepting dubious metaphysical claims.
View ArticleA billion tiny spooks
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Completing the countercultures
Galleon courtesy George OwensThe countercultures of the 1960s-80s took attitudes to boundaries as their central themes. The monist counterculture—the 1960s youth movement—wanted to eliminate all...
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Rumcake and rainbows
Rainbow image courtesy Eric RolphObviously meaningfulness is either outside your head (“objective”), or else inside your head (“subjective”).There are excellent reasons to believe it is not outside...
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