Already answered it. Put the crack pipe down and go look it up.
apparently you did, like I said, i find sifting through your posts tedious, and crack or no crack, your contradictions are coming.
In actuality, I do believe, very strongly, in objective reality.
Do you believe in objective reality, or do you know objective reality?
I ask you to distinguish this because you also claim to have another set of beliefs, Wicca, which I assume does not describe objective reality to you? If Wicca is not for Objective reality, what is it for?
Can you explain?
However, I don't believe that we can ever KNOW that objective reality absolutely.
So there is permanent mystery, then, you agree.
Everything we know comes filtered through our senses, through our brains, through the environment. EVERYTHING WE KNOW is subjective - that is, tainted by who and what we are.
If you mean that everything we know in the objective sense, or what we can call the objective sense, is relative to the information via our senses, nervous systems and brains, yes, I agree. That's objective reality, relative to the 'absolute objective reality' which you also state cannot be known, and relative to the individual subjective reality or experience inside of the shared set of information of nervous system and brain.
I agree because that is a third value observation, and so far, you have stated three values in your belief and knowledge system, yet you fail consistantly to acknowledge it, and when asked to acknowledge it, you produce contradictory statements.
I do think even the most rigorous sciences are shared subjective experiences, because they are.
I'm not talking about the 'experiences', I am talking about the information inside of those experiences.
Here is where you argument produces contradictions, as i see it and as i understand.
You first make a claim that OS 012 is a subjective system. You then claim that our shared experiences of reality is also a collective subjective system, or intersubjectivity. Then you claim that science is also a shared subjective system. Then you claim that OS 012 is not part of anything you believe, as it is EXTERNAL to you and SUBJECTIVE to me.
That's your argument so far. There's 0, 1, and 2's all over it, but not properly distinguished in truth value in your model, i.e. your still trying to hide your cosmology.
You so far have broken down reality into two sets. Absolute Objective Reality which can never be truly known, and then a shared subjective reality of that experience with the absolute.
Your argument is suggesting that our shared reality is an illusion of the absolute objective reality, which cannot be known.
And then you state that "In actuality, I do believe, very strongly, in objective reality"
Yet the objective reality that you refrence cannot be known, so you know then that your idea about it is your belief, your two value, of the 0 value.
That's pure mysticism. And it's beautiful, but it's not objective, and by objective I mean i n the only pure way we can ever know or use the term.
That's why they so often have to self-correct - because objective reality comes along and proves them wrong yet again.
I dont know who you mean 'they have to self correct', you mean the scientists? Anyway, Zaay, your argument is built upon three values, and you dont see it yet.
I am very familiar with your current model philosophically, it's just not complete..it's just not objective.
But objective reality is no illusion.
Yet you state that absolute objective reality is unknown, and our shared reality is subjective to our nervous systems, meaning we can only know this absolute reality THROUGH illusion.
I believe we can come to infer a great deal about objective reality.
That's a belief, because according to you, it could NEVER be known, so therefore your structure is based upon a belief system that you dont want to wish is illusion, but you admit that it is.
For example, I believe it is reasonable to infer that, if I see a tree, then there is a tree.
What is a tree in absolute objective reality?
But I also recognize that, sometimes, those inferences can be wrong.
They can be wrong, how? Because absolute objective reality can not be known.
Yup, pretty soon you are gonna be writing "OS 012 and the Occult, a Mail Order Guide for Wiccans"