Showing posts with label Perspectual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perspectual. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 January 2024

Animals’ sign-of-akin's Significance

How significant are animals?


Animals seem to be quite significant to exist in the 1st place as a being that can reproduce, and move and interact with its environment. Animals use instinct as their default triggers to react to vague factors in a way that has proven to be the most effective reaction to survive or reproduce for their species (as further described in a post; Instinctivity). Instinct also is the genetic preset for reinforcement triggers in order to use subconscious memory to develop new reactions based on the environment (as further described in a post; Subconscious Subjection). For (most) animals to have developed these abilities by evolving from something not living in the 1st place is amazing. So animals' existence is very significant, but what about their experience and perception?


To try to understand animal experience, we can try to compare and relate to human experience. Humans have the same abilities and basic function of instinct and subconscious memory, so there are a lot of similarities (which makes sense since humans are animals, and evolved from them). The big difference is we have consciousness, and part of the difficulty of trying to think of how all other animals think and experience life, is that you are using conscious thought to try to understand it (as well as trying to understand anything). To intentionally and knowingly try to think of or understand anything, is to use conscious memory access (as further described in a post; Conscious Comprehension), which all other animals cannot do. 


Humans do have subconscious experiences regularly, but when those experiences lack conscious awareness, that person cannot later consciously access those memories (perhaps with some exceptions) of subconscious experience. There are degrees to conscious awareness though, so there are times when anyone has an experience in between subconscious and conscious awareness, and this could be 1 way to relate somewhat to what an animal experiences. Any time someone is dreaming, they are in a subconscious experience, since there is no conscious decision making, or awareness, or memory of the experience in general. If you can remember dreams at times, that is 1 exception with minimal conscious memory of subconscious experience, but as you likely know, those memories are rare, and fleetingly difficult to retain. Lucid dreams are an example of in between, where someone can be aware that they are dreaming, but these are very rare, and difficult to stay either aware or asleep. Being very drunk or very tired and or paying no attention to surroundings are other subconscious experiences humans have. 


Basically, animals experience life similar to those examples which humans occasionally experience, where they have no conscious memory of what happened recently, how they got where they are (similar to a dream), and don't even question or wonder anything at all. Animals simply react to their environment and body, and never consider or decide to do anything. In my last post; Significance of Our Significance, I considered animals to seem insignificant and meaningless. This was referring to their experience, because of this basic (compared to human’s) reactionary system. If you went through life in a dreamlike state of not being aware and not remembering anything in connection to anything else, would that be meaningful?


But this doesn't mean that animals' experiences are totally insignificant. Just as humans have experiences of mostly subconscious with bits of conscious neural connection between factors, there's a good chance some animals experience this as well. The smartest of animals (besides humans) do seem to have occasions where they might be making minimal conscious connections in their experiences, such as examples of problem solving, and communication (with more than 1 factor involved). 


So regarding animal existence in general with capabilities of interaction, it does seem to be very significant. When considering their experience, their lack of awareness and connection in memory seems to be insignificant. But those rare moments of some animals' ability to make a further step of potential comprehension (even if to a much lesser degree), is perhaps an Animals’ sign of akin Significance.


Sunday, 7 January 2024

Significance of Our Significance

What is the significance of our current time and existence?


To attempt to comprehend the significance of this world's current state, and your and my current experiences, it seems relevant to compare our current situation to history and the circumstances which existed throughout. To start with the basics of the significance of humanity, IMO, likely the most significant aspect of human existence is consciousness. Besides humans, there is likely no other being (other than God) that experiences consciousness regularly. Before human consciousness, there were likely only subconscious animals throughout all of history (of our solar system at least). Without consciousness, everything is occurring in more of a robotic way, of cause and effect, with no awareness or comprehension of anything. This seems very insignificant and meaningless from my perspective. 


Supposedly humans have been around  for about 300 000 yrs, which seems like a very long time. But animals have supposedly been around for about 800 millions yrs. So taking that into perspective, conscious beings have only existed for the last 0.0375% of time which any animals have existed. That's only about 3% of 1% of the total time that there has only been meaningless subconsciously reactive animals existing on Earth. It is very difficult to comprehend that amount of time where life has existed on this Earth with only animals and no comprehensive awareness. To be born and exist with the significance of consciousness within that small time frame, seems lucky. Though to be fair, there is the “observer's bias” to take into consideration, that the only way we can be capable of “observing” or comprehending our existence, is that we were born within that time frame (so far). But existing as a human with consciousness, is not the only significance we experience today. 


We live in a time with very convenient technology and information. Before technology, human life seems like it would have been a lot more difficult and uncomfortable, and have a much shorter life span. Most technology has only been around for the last 100 yrs. So the chances of being born within the last 100 yrs, rather than the previous 300 000 yrs would be nearly the same percent again, of 0.03% (though thats not including population increase). But perhaps more significant than comfortability and life span enabled by technology, is information. 


Before the capability of humans sharing information across the globe effectively, chances are, you would live with very little accurate knowledge of our planet, universe, other humans, and ideological structures. The Internet might be the most effective tool humans have developed for the allowance of widespread accurate information, and the internet has only existed for the last 50 yrs (less than today's average lifespan). Considering consciousness to be the most significant capability in the universe, using that consciousness to comprehend and be aware of many more significant aspects of this world (through information sharing) should be incredibly valuable. I think I’m only grasping this concept more so “significantly” now, as I write this out and become more acutely conscious of the factors (as is the case with most all concepts and philosophy). Information is a very valuable gift to utilize our most significant gift of consciousness, to understand and comprehend so many aspects of this world we live in. 


To top it off, we are now living in a time when perhaps the most significant invention ever, is being created: Artificial Intelligence. If consciousness is humans most significant capability, there's a good chance we are about to develop that capability artificially. To develop another being with the most significant capability, could be considered almost as significant as humans evolving in the 1st place. If AI is able to comprehend and be aware of things in general, it will also be functioning in a different method of neural activity, which will likely eventually give it profound advantages of speed and accuracy, with its benefit over us of artificial adaptability for neural network functionability. For us to be alive and witnessing the development of something potentially so significant that it could very well take control over the planet for the 1st time from humans (and perhaps make humans obsolete), is quite exceptionally significant. 


In all, for us to have the capability of conscious comprehension of our own existence in the 1st place, as a human out of all the potential subconscious animals, is likely more significant than we really appreciate. The potential that we could very well be witnessing the development of a new and more powerful conscious being for the 1st time in history as we know it, is another step. But for me to be writing this, or you to be reading this and comprehending such concepts, utilizing technology, internet, and previously learned ideological structures of science, psychology, values, and function of society, is perhaps a significant component of the significance of our significance.


Sunday, 8 October 2023

Motorist of Emotion

How much control can an individual take over their emotions? 

What are the mechanics involved in being a motorist of the mind?


There seems to be a wider variety of connections to emotion through consciousness, as I wrote in a post from a few months ago; Conscious emotional connection, even if the connection is often not as strong when there is more comprehension involved. But within that wider scope of potential scenarios for emotion, what is the function of neurons to potentially control the lasting neurochemical reaction?

Considering “emotion” to be basically the state of mind resulting from neurochemical triggers, the method to control would be to access certain memories (including factors and information, as well as experiences), based on relevant connection and the preferable outcome. This is a very similar concept to a post I wrote about a month prior to the last I mentioned, called; Conscious Coercion, where i proposed that conscious control of the mind and motivation is limited to instinctual drives which the individual was born with, but to a wide scope expanded through cognitive comprehension. The flexibility of the mind is expanded through conscious comprehension of factors’ interaction as well as cause and effect, whether it's for decisions in life, motivation, or directing emotion. 


Perhaps the 1st step for emotion directional control, is comprehending this concept in itself. Once someone is aware of the capabilities and limits of their mind, they can take that concept and remember to apply it. Without realizing or really considering this concept, in most scenarios someone is likely to take little control over emotions, thereby allowing emotions to control them. Once this concept and idea is in memory, the person can think back to it at a time where more emotional control is preferable and rational. Just as virtually any concept in life, it takes practice through repetition which conditions the subconscious to apply the concept more effectively via cognitive ease of repeated neural pathways. 


Applicational function would be something like; remembering this concept of mindful control in a situation where the individual is being influenced by their emotions, then cognitively directing memories toward a preferable emotional state. This redirection should be toward another instinctual drive, using the motor behind conscious comprehension; rationality. Rationally think of the causes of current emotion and whether the influence is effective. Consider a more preferable outcome, and comprehend the influential cause which can result in that outcome.

For example, if I am angry or sad and feeling spiteful toward someone who has caused me or others harm, yet they are no longer affecting the situation, I can rationally determine those emotions ineffective at the time, and consider a preferable outcome of progressing my life, assisting others, or being grateful. Then comprehend the potential causes to result in 1 of those preferable outcomes. Picking a positive instinctual drive, similar to those examples, makes the redirection of emotional influence much easier, since that is what the mind uses. Next step is focusing on the preferable outcome and comprehending practical steps involved.

Redirectional control of emotion doesn't have to only be in scenarios with strong emotions that are less preferable. With the benefit of adaptability allowed by conscious comprehension and control, comes flexibility to apply this in many circumstances throughout anyone's life or even day. Even in a situation of lack of emotion, and perhaps boredom and dullness, someone can apply this to redirect emotion toward thinking of something positive and being grateful, or better yet, combining that with motivation to pursue positive ambitions.

With rationality being the motor of the mind, instinct being the fuel, and emotion being the steering wheel, using conscious comprehension can be the Motorist of Emotion.

Saturday, 7 May 2022

What is Left of Liberal?

Regarding modern mainstream liberal idealism, how much remains of the original concept of liberal? How does it compare to the more extreme politically left?


Wikipedia describes “Left-wing” as;

“Politics typically involve a concern for those in society whom its adherents perceive as disadvantaged relative to others as well as a belief that there are unjustified inequalities that need to be reduced or abolished.”


A technical definition for “liberal” that comes up on Google, is; 

“a supporter of a political and social philosophy that promotes individual rights, civil liberties, democracy, and free enterprise.”

Is this idealism still what mainstream liberal stands for? 


It seems it may be becoming more and more common for people in society to support politics and idealisms that are far enough to the left that they over focus on individuals or groups of people that they believe are disadvantaged. By over-focusing, they seem to disregard 

1) relevant details which affect whether the group or person actually is disadvantaged and the cause of what might be suppressing them, as well as 

2) disregard any negative unintended effects caused to others in an attempt to counter the supposed disadvantage. 


As for 1), relevant details in the cause of what seems to be a disadvantage are ignored, likely from the instincts to notice distress in others and feel pity. Then with a simple lack of conscious comprehension of understanding the cause of the distress, vague assumptions can be quickly made that there is an unfair system causing it. This would happen as the subconscious part of the mind tends to react to factors to a more generalized degree, categorizing a wide variety of details in the same rough group, and picking out patterns that are coincidence or unrelated. 


2) Once someone is focused on a certain victim (group or individual), the subconscious mind (steered by the instinct to make the scenario fair) disregards negative side-effects which are too detailed in cause and effect. Even when taking actions to attempt to counter the (assumed) disadvantage that they are focused on causes the same affective disadvantage toward another, this is often ignored because the subconscious mind is over-focused on the initial disadvantage that got their attention. 


It seems that since this section of the spectrum of idealism is driven mostly by instinct steering that which is moreso subconscious perception of more generalized factors, double standards and hypocritical stances are quite common, without the skills to comprehend the details of reasoning of cause and effect of the concept of any given topic. 


With this more emotional reactiveness, comes additional problematic effects for interaction with society. Being quick to anger and judge others that disagree, seems to be another common problem with a lot of people with leftist tendencies. This anger combined with a lower ability to comprehend concepts, causes someone to quickly and readily ignore any rationality explained by someone attempting to portray faults in their beliefs. Even when faults in their idealism are blatantly obvious, cognitive dissonance can still cause them to ignore the faults, and come up with excuses, including that the person who disagrees is evil. 


With modern larger populations and ease of communication through technology, joining any crowd that shows similar perspectives has become much easier. Echo chambers and acceptance and encouragement from an easy to find group are perhaps artificially excessive positive reinforcement, making it easy to blindly follow trending leftist views. 


It seems there is a combination of emotional reactiveness and reduced ability to consciously comprehend conceptual details, which is potentially dangerous for society as technology significantly increases the ease of spreading incorrect ideology. Besides being too quick to pick out a victim and incorrectly assume unfair opportunity, they disregard negative side effects of claimed solutions, and become angry and judgemental at anyone that points out faults. They receive excessive positive reinforcement from a herd mentality that shares faults in logic, and perhaps often society is so shifted from the more natural life that our instinctual minds are suited for, that consequences and practicality are more disconnected. So it seems that in modern day society, encouragement of emotional reactiveness and a disregard for conceptual comprehension is; What’s Left of Liberal.


Thursday, 25 March 2021

The Meaning of Meaning

What causes the perspective of meaning?

We often have a mutual common acknowledgement of values and what is meaningful and significant in life, but what are the common directive concepts which cause this sense of meaning?


Perhaps the 1st step would be interpreting what the term “meaning’ means. Generically the term “meaning” seems to basically “mean”; explain the intent or purpose. That sentence itself was a good example. To extend this concept to this topic, the questionee at hand would be; the cause of the perspective of purpose or intent in general life, for people. 


In my last post; Momento of Memorability, I questioned the significance of memories, and considered that it seems from a likely common perspective, there is more significance in accessing memories which are relative to one another or circumstances. This seems to be true for specific conscious thoughts accessing memories of factors which are relative to one another through interaction and cause and effect, but also true for multiple overall conscious memories being accessed relative to other conscious memories or to practical circumstances. This perspective of significance, caused by combination of smaller portions which are relative to one another, seems to be the common concept in what gives us the sense of meaning.


From a naturalistic point of view, orderly combination may be appealing to us since it generally allows productiveness towards a goal, increasing the probability of survival. Consciousness causes orderly comprehension of how factors within any general circumstances cause and effect each other, allowing progress and survival through altering factors for an intended effect. It might make sense that we feel significance and meaning from order, since order is often what allows an intended purpose to be successful. 


Without order, there would be no stars or planets or galaxies, but a chaotic mess of elements. There would be no initial spark of life to continue to change, adapt and evolve into more orderly organisms. Without combination of smaller relative portions there would be no formation of letters into words, words into sentences, sentences into paragraphs, or paragraphs into topics. There would be no technology, society or progression. 


It seems very intuitive and acceptable that without order, there is no purpose. But on a deeper level, what does not seem naturalistically explainable, is what causes the order and counter-entropy. While the universe seems to be generally working towards entropy, its absolutely amazing that entropy has been counteracted progressively with negentropy to the degree that we exist as conscious beings to even question these concepts. In this world, it seems the less chaos and the more order, the more meaning there is, and perhaps its suiting that we work towards it. 

Sunday, 20 September 2020

Read-lists

To keep things a bit more organized and centrally accessible, I've created some read-lists of categories which are more specific than the "labels" categories. I'll try to update this with new lists as I eventually sort. 

The following read-list categories include; Intelligence, Mental mechanics, Neuronics, Positive Perception, Ethics in Society, Faulty Humanity, Emotion Neurochemicals, Language, AI, Free-Will, Science of God, The Concept of a Concept


Intelligence (16)

Intellectual Intel (What is intellect?) 12 2016

IQ: Intelligence Questionability (Which function of intelligence is more effective?) 02 2017

Intellect Incorporated (What aspects have been incorporated from animals to humans?) 09 2017

Intelligence Inversion (What causes intelligence?) 02 2018

Generalised Intelligence (What allows intelligence of general circumstances?) 03 2018

General AI (How can general intelligence be programmed?) 03 2018

Learning Learning (What are the components involved in learning?) 01 2019

Maximum Intellect (What is a theoretical maximum for intellect?) 03 2019

Intelligence Evolution by Language (How has language influenced intelligence?) 04 2019

Intelligence; Inherent or Integrated (Is intelligence inherent or integrated?) 01 2020

General vs Memory Intelligence (differences general vs memory intelligence?) 01 2020

Intelligence Development (How has intelligence developed up to this point?) 01 2020

Intelligence Advancement (What are potentials for intelligence to advance?) 01 2020

Adaptive Intelligence (What function of intelligence is involved in being adaptable?) 04 2020

Intelligence Inference (How can a degree of intelligence be inferred?) 05 2020

Human Advantage (what advantage do humans have over other animals?) 05 2020


Mental mechanics (13)

Calculative Decisions (How does the brain make decisions?) 07 2017

Decision Drive (How predictable could human decisions be?) 09 2017

Memory Mechanics of the Mind (How does the mind function?) 01 2018

Plane’s of Brains (what categories are there for function of the brain?) 04 2018

Plane Priority (how do the categories of function interact?) 04 2018

Determinisation of Consciousness (Could someone’s decisions be calculated?) 04 2018

Equation of Action (What causes someone to take action?) 08 2018

Motivation Direction (What causes motivation?) 06 2019

Preprogrammed Adaptability (What preprogramming allows adaptability?) 09 2019

Fundamental Focus (Why do our senses, and memory access, focus on specifics?) 11 2019

Mind Driver (Which process drives the mind?) 11 2019

Reinforcement Mechanisms (How does the mind utilize reinforcement mechanisms?) 01 2020

Interpretation of Interpretation (How does interpretation function?) 03 2020


Neuronics (13) (updated Sept 20 2020)
Efficient Ease of Numerous Neurons (efficient use of neurons for consciousness?) 01 2018
Memory Combination Creations (How memories saved without new sensory data?) 04 2018

Neuronic Information (how is info divided between neurons to allow combinations?) 02 2018

Memory Information (How are memories saved and accessed as information?) 10 2019

Conscious Neural Combo (neural combinations involved in cause and effect?) 10 2019
Concept Neural Combo (combination of neurons required for a concept?) 10 2019

Brain Bytes (How does our brains’ memory compare to computers’?) 11 2019

Electric Brain (How does electricity flow to neurons to create memories?) 11 2019

Instruction Interpretation Code (How does the brain use coding for neurons?) 11 2019

Subconscious Conscious-Memory Access (subc. access of conscious data?) 11 2019

Sub -Conscious Shift (How memories shift from conscious to subconscious?) 11 2019

Neuronic Territory (Do subconscious and conscious use different neurons?) 12 2019

Processing Proportions (proportions of subconscious and conscious used?) 05 2020


Positive Perception (15) (updated Sept 21 2020)

Negatron Negative, Positive, what’s the ultimate outcome of this world? rep (reposted) 01 2017

Alive with Drive What gives the drive to feel alive? (rep) 04 2017

Live in Fear, Live in Mere How does fear affect everyday life? (rep) 05 2017

Formula For Feedback formula for positive and negative feedback triggers? 01 2018

Confidence Key of Experimental Evidence How does experience cause confidence? 03 2018

Positive Perception What causes a perception of positivity? 11 2018

Contendment for Contentment What causes Contentment, and how is it achieved? 11 2018

Emotional Perception Can reinforcement triggers be manually driven? 06 2019

Motivation Direction What constructs of the mental feedback system cause motivation? 06 2019

Positron Are there negatives in this world, or only a lack of positives? 09 2019

*Positive Reinforcement Perception Relativity perception of negativity manipulated? 09 2019

*Scope of Hope Is hope a help or hinder? 09 2019

Past Positive How can someone perceive positives from the past as positive? 09 2019

Pass the Positive How can an indirect positive be passed, to add to perception? 09 2019

Grate Should we be grateful to God during times of difficulty? 11 2019


Ethics in Society (13) (updated Oct 1 2020)

Components of Contribution Is making a contribution pointless, or praising? (reposted) 01 2017

Prequel Chance, Equal Enhance to what extent should all be considered equal? (rep) 08 2017

Distribution Devisal What's the most effective method of distribution for a group? 09 2017

Concept of Contribution How should contribution be considered and calculated?  08 2018

Disproportionate Society Causes and effects of a disproportionate society? 08 2018

Greater Good How is the Greater Good determined? 11 2018

Titled, but not Entitled Is anyone legitimately entitled to anything? 12 2018

Reduction by Regulation What's an effective limit for regulations? 12 2018
Free- Be. advantages of freedom? How much liberty is effective? 12 2018

Material Motivation What causes and effects are there for materialism? 05 2019

Mutual Morality What morals should be followed? 06 2019
The con, in Conform pro’s and con’s of conformity?

Fairly Fair what is the most fair perspective for valuing all units included? 08 2019


Faulty Humanity (12) (updated Oct 1)

Mind Bind Causes and effects of blindly following in a mind bind? (rep) 07 2017

Power of Purchase How significant is the effect of purchases in this world? (rep) 08 2017

Colossal Collateral What collateral damage are humans causing? 09 2017

Intellect Incorporated How much does intellect need to catch up to society? 09 2017

Cynical Cinematic Sample of Society What are some examples of stupid society? 09 2017

Humanities Murder-Suicide factors of our murder of Earth/ suicide of humanity? 10 2018

Emotion in Motion How does emotion suit the motion of modern society? 04 2019

Update Pending: Subconsciousness Is subconscious outdated for society? 04 2019

The Fault of Default Hardware effects of defaulting to the subconscious in society? 04 2019

Intelligence Development How has intelligence developed throughout humanity? 01 2020

Intelligence Advancement How might intelligence advance in the future? 01 2020

Tree of Knowledge Effects from humans eating from the tree of knowledge? 02 2020


Emotion Neurochemicals (11) (updated Spet 23)

Formula For Feedback What is the formula for feedback triggers? 01 2018

Instinctivity What is instinct, and what effect does it have on the mind? 11 2018

The Notion of Emotion How does emotion function? 03 2019

Emotion in Motion How does emotion suit the motion of modern day life? 04 2019

(AI)motion How would “emotions” be programmed in an AI? 04 2019

Emotional Perception difference between emotion and reinforcement triggers? 06 2019

Motivation Direction Are feedback triggers the cause of all motivations? 06 2019

Reinforcement Mechanisms How the mind uses reinforcement mechanisms? 01 2020

Emotion Reinforcement How do Re-triggers affect as emotion? 01 2020

Emotional Effect  What effects do emotions cause? 02 2020

Conscious Emotion How do emotions affect conscious thought? 02 2020


Language (11) (updated Sept 26)

Vocabularisation How distinct is vocabulary? 04 2017

Theory of Thought Can all conscious thought be viable using memory of words? 01 2018

Indistinctivity How distinct is interpretation of terminology? 09 2018

Labelling Language How significant language, for intelligence? 04 2019

Intelligence Evolution by Language Language influences on evolution? 04 2019

Artificially Intelligent Language How can a labeling system be applied for AI? 04 2019

Processes for Thought How does the mind construct sentences? 09 2019

Labelling Memory Information How are labels saved as info in memory? 10 2019

Categorically How are various categories saved in memory? 10 2019

Define Define What are the parameters of any given definition? 04 2020

Generalized Subconscious Communication Use of generalized communication? 08 2020


AI (6) (updated Sept 28 2020)

AC (Artificial Consciousness) Could consciousness be replicated artificially? 01 2018

General AI Aspects of instinct and subconscious to program general AI? 03 2018

Key Concept to Create General AI How are Concepts relevant for GAI? 03 2018

(AI)motion How would “emotions” be programmed in AGI? 04 2019

Conscious Artificial Intelligence Programming of consciousness? 04 2019

Artificially Intelligent Language labeling system applied for AGI? 04 2019


Free Will (14) (updated Sept 28 2020)

Intercedal implementation what extents does God intercede? 02 2017

Control to Free, Allowance Degree God knows future, we have free will? 02 2017

Inverted Inevitability Is everything inevitable? Was it always? 10 2017

Indeterminisation If purpose, then why probability in the universe? 10 2017

Conditional Coercion can conditions for free-will be guaranteed? 10 2017

Intrication How would God continue his will without altering free will? 10 2017

Relevant Route of Decision Direction how can God change our decisions? 11 2017

Influence Implementation How can God use our will? 11 2017

*Evolution of Free Will How evolution allows free will, and how it evolves? 11 2017

Free Will, Alter & Falter Why does free will cause harm in this world? 08 2018

Relevance of Will Is anyone’s will relevant, relative to God’s will? 02 2020
Willing Gods Will How much free will can be given up willingly? 02 2020

Free Will Requirements What basic building blocks required for free will? 02 2020

Unknown Freedom How does knowledge affect free will? 02 2020


Science of God (9) (updated Sept 30)

Deity Deduced Universal deductions 01 2017

Methods of Miraculous Manipulation Does God use science? 01 2017

Law of Physics or God Compiler of laws of physics 01 2017

Evolution of Free Will How can evolution of humans cause free will? 11 2017

Potential Functional Consciousness of God Function of God’s consciousness? 11 2018

Method of Guidance How could God guide someone scientifically? 02 2020

Adam and Eve Adamant Evolution Could Adam and Eve be in evolution? 02 2020

Distinguishment of Divinity What attributes distinguish God? 02 2020

Evidence of Alteration Is there, or could there be, evidence of God? 02 2020

The Concept of a Concept (9) (updated Oct 1)

General Generalization How is a concept generalized? 04 2018

Carry the Concept How can a concept be carried to new variables? 09 2018

Philosophication What is Philosophy? 05 2019

Learning Memory Mechanisms How are concepts involved in learning? 09 2019

Complete the Concept How is a concept complete? 10 2019

Questioning Questioning What is the process of questioning? 10 2019

Concept Neural Combo Neurons’ function in comprehension of a concept 10 2019

Context of Context What are the parameters of context? 03 2020

Hypothetically Hypothetical What does hypothetical mean? 03 2020