[MD] The Trouble With Wilber
david buchanan
dmbuchanan at hotmail.com
Mon Jun 11 20:56:20 PDT 2007
dmb said to David M:
And I'd seriously like to know what you mean by "the sphere of the
possible". Where did you get this notion?
David M replied:
The 'sphere of the possible' is my preferred way to refer to the reality of
the possibilities that any
situation makes available. This is what DQ is I'd suggest. The best
philosophical use of this concept to help explain reality-experience is in
Whitehead...
David M quoted from the Sneddon paper:
"Whitehead calls these possibilities 'eternal objects'. ...these eternal
objects reside, available for creativity, in what Whitehead names the
'primordial nature of god'."
dmb says:
Oh, I see. You've been talking some kind of Platonic theism. No wonder I
smelled bullshit. Seriously. This is unsupportable, unknowable, ridiculous
stuff. Don't you think? Eternal objects that reside in the bossom of god?
Puh leeez.
But thanks for making it clear. I really do appreciate that.
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