Tag: knowledge
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Human-like computer language. Parmenides. Humans.
Stephen Wolfram wants to create a more human-like language for programming computers. (1) But how can anything we make be non-human? If we think with 1s and 0s this is because for some reason this is encoded into our existence. One and Nothing are the building blocks of the cosmos. From Parmenides to Leibniz, monads rule…
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We will know...
Neil deGrasse Tyson says: 'We will know whether there's life on other planets'. (1) OK. Let's for the sake of argument believe him. What stops us from saying "We will know whether God exists"? Or "We will know whether we can count to infinity". Or… "We will know whether we can know"? But wait! This…
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Embryos. Rosette. Flowers.
Embryos develop in rosette-like schemas. (1) A schema well known to humans from the ancient times of civilization. (2) Out of some weird intuition, we knew what we did not know. Look at a flower. Smell it. Feel it. Know the world.
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Female orgasm. Evolution. Explanations. Knowledge...
Why did female orgasm evolve into existence? (1) We claim that evolution is random and RESULTS in the ability to adapt and survive. So we try to just find out HOW what we ALREADY know happened, happens. What we know dictates what we learn... What we seek dictates what we find...
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Understanding = Destroying. [Shestov/ Procrustes]
World's oldest creature is revealed to be 507-year-old shellfish called Ming – until scientists KILLED it by opening it up to check its age. (1, 2) Knowing something means destroying it, as Shestov has said (read "Harmonia Philosophica" article). Understanding something means crushing it so that we can put it into the little boxes we…
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