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A new page on Epistemology and survival

Posted on June 30, 2022 by Ted Howard NZ

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Epistemology

Posted on July 26, 2020 by Ted Howard NZ

What is epistemology? [ 11/7/20 ] Some interesting answers (33 of them present that I read before writing this). There is a sense in which distinction is required for establishing relatedness, and all distinction can become a trap that attracts … Continue reading →

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Daniel’s facebook page – What questions are the most consequential for the world that you feel the least epistemic certainty about?

Posted on December 31, 2019 by Ted Howard NZ

Daniel’s facebook page – Daniel Schmachtenberger – 19 December at 18:13 What questions are the most consequential for the world that you feel the least epistemic certainty about? [my reply] Can we expedite the development of fully automated self replicating … Continue reading →

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A Priori knowledge

Posted on June 19, 2019 by Ted Howard NZ

Where does A Priori knowledge come from It seems to be an illusion given from a tendency to over simplify the processes of evolutionary epistemology and evolutionary ontology; and is in part amplified by the necessity imposed by reality for … Continue reading →

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Continued discussion in an old evonomics thread on Objectivism

Posted on March 31, 2017 by Ted Howard NZ

Continued discussion in an old evonomics thread on Objectivism [This whole thread seems to boil down to fundamentally different views on reality. Teaparty follows Rand’s presumption that the universe necessarily follows the rules of the simplest possible logic paradigm, consistently. … Continue reading →

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