Re: MD New Level of Thinking

From: David Morey (us@divadeus.freeserve.co.uk)
Date: Sun Nov 28 2004 - 18:09:04 GMT

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    Hi

    To be aware of change do we first need to grasp duration
    and pattern and thingness? To do this we need to invent
    a whole realm of ideas about form and law and duration.
    So we create our own ideal realm to match what seems
    to be an ideal realm behind experience. How aware could we be
    until we get this inner realm of reflection going? In this sense
    intellect emerges from new patterns being created via all the
    SQ leading up to humans. But, of course, we find that our
    humanly created ideal realm seems to match that realm which
    has enabled a 4 level reality to emerge prior to and up to
    self-conscious mankind. Clearly all the SQ prior to intellectual
    mankind has benn actively produced, but intelligently
    produced? These ideas embodied in SQ, Hegel would say,
    are immaterial forms of a non-subjective kind, only a very different
    sort of subject could be a source of ideas that exist prior to
    actuality. Such a concept evokes traditional notions of god
    or absolute spirit. Where god is the potentiality that underlies
    any SQ that is able to become incarnate. Here there is only the identity
    of a One with no contradiction and no presence in a world of actuality
    that of necessity (by being finite) is full of contradiction. Interestingly
    this idea of something underlying and outside of reality that is full
    of potential is very similar to Aristotle's concept of matter.

    DM

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