Contemplation
Our Reality is Responsive, Not Chaotically Determined
And Why It Matters To Us
Contemplation
Why We Continue To Be Confused About Consciousness
My Earnest Suggestion Is That This State Of Affairs Is Wholly Caused By Our Limiting Cognitive Frame Of Mechanical Materialism
Contemplation
Regarding Levels and Development of Consciousness, Confusion, and the Foundation of All
Consciousness Must Be Fundamental, But For It To Be So, It Cannot Be Apart From That Which We Are Conscious Of
Contemplation
What is a Spiritual Insight and How Does it Occur?
Discursive Thinking Does Not Exist In The More Advanced Meditative States, So One Might Ask How Insights Can Arise
Contemplation
A Concise Description of Responsive Naturing
All Natural Things Are Alive; All Natural Things Are Responsively Natured; Fate Is Where Each Starts Now
Contemplation
The Experience of Fluid Motion in Films and Videos Suggests a New Theory of Consciousness
The Ability to Create Motion From Coherent Still Images Has No Survival Benefit Because There Are No Naturally Occurring Streams of Such Images - Or Are There?
Contemplation
What Can Fluid Motion Of Videos In A Moving World Tell Us?
What Use Would A Faculty For Creating Motion Out Of Still Images Have If The World Is Already Fluidly In Motion?
Contemplation
A Revolutionary Paradigm Must Be Judged By Its Own Evidential Rules
Non-Material Phenomena By Their Very Nature Cannot Be Verified By The Existing Normative Praxis Within Science
Contemplation
What Is A Paradigm, And How Does It Enable And Limit Intelligence?
Any New Theoretical Framework Will Be Formulated In Terms That Are Coherent With Your Current Inculcated Paradigmatic Understanding
Contemplation
On The Origin Of Complex Life
Random Mutation Undermines Ontogenetic Inertia Of Complex Lifeforms — Coherent Continuity Of Ontogenesis Is Evidence Of Responsive Naturing
Contemplation
The Purpose Of This
A Paradigm Is Like A Complex Die Thru Which Experiences Are Extruded, A Cognitive Frame Limits What Is Real — Anything Else Falls Aside.
Contemplation
How Do We Reason? (Part 2)
Towards a Re-Cognition of Thought