2/6/14
A message to the people who think cars will be our puppet masters forever.
2/5/14
Slow societal suicide
2/4/14
Morality is not moralism
Morality is not moralism.
Moralism is always
judgmental.
Morality does not judge, it
acts.
Morality is ethics.
Art reflects morality.
Art rises from ethics.
Truth is moral art.
Tacky art distorts reality.
Tacky morality is moralism.
Art is the sum of all
actions.
Aesthetics is action,
performance, manifestation.
Aesthetics is rooted in
morality.
Morality is an index of
values.
Values range from selfish
to universal.
Values range from bad to
good.
The highest morality is
universal.
The highest values are
universal.
2/2/14
Mystery is no mystery.
Sense and reason are not
opposed.
Feeling and reason are not
opposed.
Freedom and reason are
kindred.
Love and freedom and reason
are kindred.
Body and mind are not
opposed.
Being and nothingness are
not opposed.
Everything does not end at
two.
Everything proceeds to
three.
Once there are three there
can be infinity.
Matter and non-matter are
of a piece.
Mystery is no mystery.
2/1/14
Memorial Maxims - The Key to Education
C. S. PEIRCE said [EP2:258], "Whenever we set out to do anything we 'go upon', we base our conduct on facts already known." He added that our conduct can only rise from memory when our investigations have been "made and reduced to a memorial maxim" He is right. This is the premise of my Kindle book Triadic Philosophy - 100 Aphorisms. Triadic Philosophy - 100 Aphorisms
1/31/14
Triadic Philosophy is a ground-breaking way of thinking that is universal.
Triadic Philosophy is a ground-breaking way of thinking that is universal.
Anyone can and should do it.
It can be explained simply.
It is a way of
thinking in threes.
First,
we take a reality we want to deal with.
Next,
we run that reality past the terms
tolerance,
democracy,
helpfulness
and non-idolatry.
This is the universal ethical index of
Triadic Philosophy.
Finally,
we consider a response that aspires to truth and beauty.
Three stages -
Reality,
Ethics,
Aesthetics.
To get the hang of this, get
Triadic
Philosophy 100 Aphorisms
The texts are meant to be savored and considered over time.
C. S. Peirce said [EP2:258], "Whenever we set out to do anything we ‘go
upon’, we base our conduct on facts already known." He added that our conduct can only
rise from memory when our investigations have been "made and
reduced to a memorial maxim.” He is right.
We
literally imbibe the values by which we live, turning them into the agenda of
our minds.
1/30/14
We will always have a language problem.
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