The Pessimistic Idealist
Pessimistic IdealismThe ruminations and ponderings of a man in search of a further determination of the Absolute.
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The Structure of Experience and the Beauty of Leibniz’s Mill
“[Leibniz’s Mill] is an instance of the phenomenological fallacy—the idea that if minds are brains, the brain would have to have the properties perceived.” (Digital Gnosis)
Some Afterthoughts on Illusionism
According to Illusionism, nothing—whether it be an object or an experience—has sensory-qualities; and if an object (or experience) seems to have sensory-qualities, it is because “our brain’s introspective mechanisms” have “misrepresented” t...
Materialism and the “First Breath” of Mentality
According to Materialism, there was, at some point in time, a first-ever mental event. This event was preceded in time solely by non-mental events. How, then, does the Materialist go on to explain the “first breath” of mentality? He invokes...
Faith and the “Diamond Net” of Reason
Only when reason has been uplifted by faith may it spread its wings and ascend towards reality and truth. To sever the power of reason from the agency of faith is to render reason idle—it is to condemn reason to a state of dormancy and impo...
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“Philosophy cannot exist apart from absolute sovereignty, and we have to choose between monarchy and chaos.”
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