Point-i | Blog / 20201208

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Ronald Green, it seems that TTT means everything is individually retrospect. How would that alter adherence to and maintenance of the rules of law, for instance the US Constitution and the founding documents? How would it alter the dynamic equilibrium between and synthesis of 1) consequence (the end justifies the means) and 2) rules of law (the means justify the end)?

Nothing is perception of reality, in every way. Time to tell is the ultimate trick to maintain agency and existence, by calling it something like the mindfulness fluid of consciousness in perception of itself. It is only a tiny step to Buddhism's infinite ocean and particularly Zen Buddhism's universal self-referential other satire. Yes, a fluid moves in mysterious ways, consisting of waves consisting of particles, yet no, it does not. It is but memory. Contradiction is the answer, not as contradiction, but as the wondrous world of paradox.

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What is the difference between time to tell (ttt) and Buddhism? Individual vs collective consciousness-mindfulness? Power vs empowerment?

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We don't fear truth. We fear not finding it. Greater fear is the thought that (absolute) truth does not exist.

Ronald Green

What is fear? Fear is the dichotomy, true/untrue, which is what phrases like "it exists/exists not" or "it is there/is not there" mean.

Existentialism is the belief that "existence" is the answer to everything, hence the existentialist fear (and plethora of other afflictions) of the massive exponential integration of not the positive or negative by itself, but of the whole dichotomy.

Furthermore, whether it is the noun or verb of experience, concept or memory, everything is word, which means something, anything or thing is word. The idea that some select word like "the past" is uncertain, i.e., "fluid" as being existence in terms of one's memory as one's mind and consciousness, is but the novel personified confirmation bias and rationalization for the mysticism agency, which is the old confirmation bias and rationalization for the mysticism existence.