Reality is ultimately "defined"...(??)

...and it is just the human brain that is incapable of conceiving of definitions for fundamental axioms...(??)

...hence we have humans like Harv who come along & say, "Initial axioms are undefined," because the material brain matter that harbors his consciousness is physically incapable of comprehending the "well defined origin of logic". (In other words, actual "truth" is BEYOND any possible grasp of brain made particularly of atoms).... Could it be that physical matter (=Harv) is incapable of comprehending actual "truth" (=defined axioms that appear to be incomprehensibly undefined)....(???)

It's like... how would you know you live in "false world" if your thinking brain is made of false-world's atoms, and operates according to false-world's atomic physics?

On the same note... perhaps Harv only thinks he is in an "undefined world" because his particular brain (and hence what he thinks to be "logical or "rational" thought) functions according to rules inherent to "undefined-world"....

What'dya say Harv? Could it be possible that there is a "truth" "out there" that is simply beyond the grasp of your particular physical composition? The "truth" of fundamental axioms would probably appear to be "mysterious" and "undefined", however, it is just you (and the rest of humanity) who thinks it to be that way because your material (=composed of physical matter) is simply not able to tread on "truth's territory" (=origin of defined axioms)....(??)

• Here's the deal - harvey1 - November 21, 2001 - 15:18 UTC
  • For some reason... - smartguy - November 21, 2001 - 17:47 UTC
    • Some observations and comments - pmartin - November 21, 2001 - 18:49 UTC
      • Right back at ya... - smartguy - November 22, 2001 - 03:25 UTC
        • Super Consciousness - pmartin - November 22, 2001 - 05:11 UTC