Things Without Names

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

Thanks.
It's a matter of my thesis being mostly in my head, and I don't know yet what may need to be clarified. I'm not a mind reader.

a reply to: pthena

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Do you mind if I ask how you've come to these beliefs?

a reply to: Deetermined

You're welcome.
Slowly. The words to explain take longer to formulate than do the ideas. I tried before using technical metaphysical and/or Hindu terminology, but found that every technical term had schools of thought using the terms in an opposite way; very ambiguous to say the least.


I did a High School term paper on Epicureanism a long time ago. Most of the teaching seems to have stuck.

This perspective highlights the innate existence of things regardless of whether they are named or categorized, challenging the notion that the world is defined only through linguistic or conceptual frameworks.

a reply to: pthena

PM for you, pthena.

Cheers

a reply to: shakerattle

How do you know things exist?

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

a reply to: pthena

Your spirit animal is German as oh man like the gain a thought trail on the keyboard as a slight pause even has a name when there is a space or gap... that's how bad they have things named sorta like the hundred plus alphabet of some Asian countries hey I was sober by the time the other guy was finished saying his.

Bollard look it up

Edit to add: Oh the thing above the door is a "Phasod" usually spelled facade... I'm an Anglo Saxon nightmare being a maybe we shouldn't have come to the new world noble descendant. The language I am used too is fleet meaning busy busy and just gibberish to sound pleasant but still off with you or a get around meaning silence is golden as the hidden truth but the moral morass expect to hear you instead of a lawn mower etc. off in the distance... also a "facade" or Verbal touche might also be accurate. Some would say that thing above the door as a pun Lenore as there were heads up there you know lil busts cause you were a lookin at er you no whuts... now yer a ceurtn em. anyways...

a reply to: Crowfoot

Bollard: First dictionary appearance 1844, but in use since early 1700s.

a reply to: pthena

Whats weird is the mental consciousness still attached that as soon as they make contact with one? Ghosts: Hitching post instead of bollard. Those "people" are sir named: Ballard.

a reply to: pthena

Nope everything is exactly the same as when first seen...

edit to add: lol I could spam click my old account in stars right above this post like some people did theirs in an old crash but that'd be silly.