Point-i | Blog / 20210219

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJd_2mJ4u-I

Everything is word. So, hyperreality is not that nothing is happening, for existence with intelligence happening as such is as real as real is fake (simulation), and the meme "together" (next-tier integration, or super simulation) is the holy Big Brother pharmaceutical global village that is the fusion that is the abyss.

.02

Baudrillard's super-simulated, hyper-reality is colonizing reality.

Brian J. McVeigh

Excellent reference! Thank you, Brian J. McVeigh.

Charles S. Peirce: icon, index and symbol, but horribly spandrelized (constructed) as if beyond word in intersubjective transference by the self-deceptive, fallacious and mental disorderly anthropomorphic sense (archetypically "human") that existence explains word. I.e., prototypical stereotyping grounded in brutal scapegoating in terms of God's ideal.

Bicameralism (the error, existence). Word is a host of iconic spirits' voices, spirits that exist, with individuals who also thus exist, having their own personal One or not.
Consciousness. (the cancer, existence). The universal-indexical God (Omnipresence and Omnipotence) validates existence of the animate and inanimate out there (geometrically) in the world as the world.
Hyperconsciousness (the metastasis, existence) Utterly explosively farcical anthropomorphic deconstruction to disintegration of God's Universe as if it is woke.

The point is that the Peircean symbol is a point, not a monad, dyad or triad. Every point is word (not what word is), and therefore, everything is word.

.03

The fact that an opinion has been widely held is no evidence whatever that it is not utterly absurd; indeed in view of the silliness of the majority of mankind, a widely spread belief is more likely to be foolish than sensible.”

Bertrand Russell

"Opinion" is a very problematic truth for "existence" with "ontology," which is the scapegoating of humans as foolish stooges by which the highest intelligence is in fact the greatest stupidity.

.04

Another excerpt that caught my eye and wouldn't let it go for a minute or two...

"Even such an unmetaphorical-sounding word as the verb 'to be' was generated from a metaphor. It comes from the Sanskrit bhu, “to grow, or make grow,” while the English forms ‘am’ and ‘is’ have evolved from the same root as the Sanskrit asmiy “to breathe.” It is something of a lovely surprise that the irregular conjugation of our most nondescript verb is thus a record of a time when man had no independent word for ‘existence’..." JJ

And now, I put myself in the shoes of someone of that time and... what? I can't. That flashlight thing.

Paul Otteson
https://www.facebook.com/groups/the.origin.of.consciousness/permalink/4221903937888203/